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ORCID1. MHVR 1994: Moscow, Russia
- Peter Brusilovsky
, Piet Kommers, Norbert A. Streitz:
Multimedia, Hypermedia, and Virtual Reality: Models, Systems, and Applications, First International Conference, MHVR '94, Moscow, Russia, September 14-16, 1994, Selected Papers. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1077, Springer 1996, ISBN 3-540-61282-3
Hypermedia Models and Architectures
- Norbert A. Streitz:
Hypermedia Models and Architectures - Introduction. 1-2 - Jörg M. Haake, Ajit Bapat, Thomas Knopik:
Using a Hypermedia System for Systems Engineering. 3-16 - Hermann A. Maurer, Nick Scherbakov:
Document Linking and Embedding: A New Hypermedia Structuring Paradigm. 17-27 - Keith Andrews, Michael Pichler:
Hooking Up 3-Space: Three-Dimensional Models as Fully-Fledged Hypermedia Documents. 28-44
Enhancing Multimedia Support
- Piet Kommers:
Enhancing Multimedia Support - Introduction. 45-46 - Alan F. Smeaton, Aidan Gregan:
Distributed Multimedia QoS Parameters from Presentation Modelling by Coloured Petri Nets. 47-60 - Jesse S. Jin:
Image Processing in Multimedia. 61-72 - Claire Dormann:
Designing On-Line Animated Help for Multimedia Applications. 73-84
New Technologies for Virtual Reality
- Piet Kommers:
New Technologies for Virtual Reality - Introduction. 85-86 - Christopher J. Dede, Marilyn C. Salzman, R. Bowen Loftin:
The Development of a Virtual world for Learning Newtonian Mechanics. 87-106 - Chris Hand:
Other Faces of Virtual Reality. 107-116 - Ronald Pose, Matthew Regan:
techniques for Reducing Virtual Reality Latency with Architectural Support and Consideration on Human Factors. 117-129 - I. V. Shturtz, S. Yu. Belyaev:
Modular Composing High-Performance Real-Time Rendering Software. 130-135 - Domenico Tegolo:
Fusion of Visual Tools in Virtual Spaces. 136-145
Hypermedia and Multimedia for Group Collaboration
- Norbert A. Streitz:
Hypermedia and Multimedia for Group Collaboration - Introduction. 147-148 - Norbert A. Streitz:
From Individual Work and Desktop-Based Collaboration to Ubiquitous Meeting Environments. 149-163 - Tunu Miah:
Multimedia Conferencing Architecture and User Interfaces for Collaborative Environment. 164-177 - Anatole Gershman, Stephen H. Sato:
Multimedia Communications and Groupware. 178-189
Hypermedia and Multimedia for Learning
- Piet Kommers:
Hypermedia and Multimedia for Learning - Introduction. 191-192 - Piet Kommers:
Conceptual Support by the New Media for Co-operative Learning in Next Century. 193-215 - Tom Boyle, Martyn Davies:
Hypermedia Environments for Learning to Program. 216-229 - Richard Millwood, Greta Mladenova:
Educational Multimedia: How to Allow for Cultural Factors. 230-236 - Valery A. Petrushin:
HELENA: A Shell for Creating Educational Hypermedia Applications. 237-245 - Mikhail Morozov:
Multimedia Lecture Room: A new Tool for Education. 246-254
Personalized Hypermedia
- Peter Brusilovsky:
Personalized Hypermedia - Introduction. 255-256 - Alexander S. Egov, Eugene I. Podolny, Alexander Polykakhin, Alexey V. Polishjuk, Dmitry A. Sokolin:
A Personal Information Support System for Performing Creative Tasks. 257-264 - John A. Waterworth:
A Pattern of Islands: Exploring Public Information Space in a Private Vehicle. 265-278 - Martin Subbotin, Dmitry Subbotin:
The Concept of a "Personal Book". 279-287 - Peter Brusilovsky:
Adaptive Hypermedia: An Attempt to Analyze and Generalize. 288-304 - Mikhail I. Zyryanov:
Adaptive Local Maps in Hypermedia Components of Intelligent Learning Environments. 305-309
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