19. Hypertext 2008: Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Keynote 1

• Bernardo A. Huberman:
  Social dynamics in the age of the web. 1-2
  

Keynote II

• Jon M. Kleinberg:
  Link structures, information flow, and social processes. 3-4
  

Information linking I: new models and techniques for interacting with information

• Adam Jatowt, Yukiko Kawai, Hiroaki Ohshima, Katsumi Tanaka:
  What can history tell us?: towards different models of interaction with document histories. 5-14
  
• Johannes Albertsen, Niels Olof Bouvin:
  User defined structural searches in mediawiki. 15-20
  
• Anupriya Ankolekar, Denny Vrandecic:
  Kalpana - enabling client-side web personalization. 21-26
  
• Rasmus Rosenqvist Petersen, Uffe Kock Wiil:
  Asap: a planning tool for agile software development. 27-32
  

Social linking I: link inference

• Martin Szomszor, Iván Cantador, Harith Alani:
  Correlating user profiles from multiple folksonomies. 33-42
  
• Scott A. Golder:
  Measuring social networks with digital photograph collections. 43-48
  
• Munmun De Choudhury, Hari Sundaram, Ajita John, Dorée D. Seligmann:
  Dynamic prediction of communication flow using social context. 49-54
  
• Munmun De Choudhury, Hari Sundaram, Ajita John, Dorée D. Seligmann:
  Can blog communication dynamics be correlated with stock market activity? 55-60
  

Social linking II: analysis and modeling

• Xiaolin Shi, Matthew Bonner, Lada A. Adamic, Anna C. Gilbert:
  The very small world of the well-connected. 61-70
  
• Klaas Dellschaft, Steffen Staab:
  An epistemic dynamic model for tagging systems. 71-80
  
• Ed H. Chi, Todd Mytkowicz:
  Understanding the efficiency of social tagging systems using information theory. 81-88
  

Hypertext, culture, and communication

• David A. Kolb:
  The revenge of the page. 89-96
  
• Raquel da Cunha Recuero:
  Information flows and social capital in weblogs: a case study in the brazilian blogosphere. 97-106
  
• Michael Stefanone, Derek Lackaff, Devan Rosen:
  We're all stars now: reality television, web 2.0, and mediated identities. 107-112
  
• David A. Kolb:
  Making revisions hyper-visible. 113-116
  

Information linking II: automating the "trailblazer"

• Okan Kolak, Bill N. Schilit:
  Generating links by mining quotations. 117-126
  
• Praveen Lakkaraju, Susan Gauch, Mirco Speretta:
  Document similarity based on concept tree distance. 127-132
  
• Dong Zhou, Mark Truran, Tim J. Brailsford, Helen Ashman, Amir Pourabdollah:
  Llama-b: automatic hyperlink authoring in the blogosphere. 133-138
  

Social linking III: similarity and retrieval

• Hyun Chul Lee, Allan Borodin, Leslie Goldsmith:
  Extracting and ranking viral communities using seeds and content similarity. 139-148
  
• Benjamin Markines, Heather Roinestad, Filippo Menczer:
  Efficient assembly of social semantic networks. 149-156
  
• Beate Krause, Robert Jäschke, Andreas Hotho, Gerd Stumme:
  Logsonomy - social information retrieval with logdata. 157-166
  

Applications of hypertext

• Séamus Lawless, Lucy Hederman, Vincent Wade:
  Enhancing access to open corpus educational content: learning in the wild. 167-174
  
• Frank Allan Hansen, Kaj Grønbæk:
  Social web applications in the city: a lightweight infrastructure for urban computing. 175-180
  
• Conor Gaffney, Declan Dagger, Vincent Wade:
  A survey of soft skill simulation authoring tools. 181-186
  
• Davide Bolchini, Franca Garzotto, Paolo Paolini:
  Investigating success factors for hypermedia development tools. 187-192
  

Social linking IV: applications

• Scott Bateman, Carl Gutwin, Miguel A. Nacenta:
  Seeing things in the clouds: the effect of visual features on tag cloud selections. 193-202
  
• Rosta Farzan, Peter Brusilovsky:
  Where did the researchers go?: supporting social navigation at a large academic. 203-212
  
• Justin J. Donaldson, Michael Conover, Benjamin Markines, Heather Roinestad, Filippo Menczer:
  Visualizing social links in exploratory search. 213-218
  

Posters

• Javier Bravo, Cesar Vialardi, Alvaro Ortigosa:
  Asquare: a powerful evaluation tool for adaptive hypermedia course system. 219-220
  
• Federica Cena, Francesca Carmagnola, Omar Cortassa, Cristina Gena, Yiwen Wang, Natalia Stash, Lora Aroyo:
  Tag interoperability in cultural web-based applications. 221-222
  
• Madson G. Diniz:
  Efl and hypertext: using webquests to maximize english teaching. 223-224
  
• Misook Heo, Myongho Yi:
  An empirical study of the learning effect of an ontology-driven information system. 225-226
  
• Tad Hogg, Gábor Szabó:
  Diversity of online community activities. 227-228
  
• I-Han Hsiao, Qi Li, Yi-Ling Lin:
  Educational social linking in example authoring. 229-230
  
• Markus Ketterl, Johannes Emden, Jörg Brunstein:
  Social selected learning content out of web lectures. 231-232
  
• Jae-Kyung Kim, Rosta Farzan, Peter Brusilovsky:
  Spatial annotation and social navigation support for electronic books. 233-234
  
• André Panisson, Giancarlo Ruffo, Rossano Schifanella:
  X-hinter: a framework for implementing social oriented recommender systems. 235-236
  
• Athanasios Papagelis, Manos Papagelis, Christos D. Zaroliagis:
  Iclone: towards online social navigation. 237-238
  
• Chris Pilgrim:
  Improving the usability of web 2.0 applications. 239-240
  
• Amir Pourabdollah, Helen Ashman, Tim J. Brailsford:
  Are we talking about the same structure?: a unified approach to hypertext links, xml, rdf and zigzag. 241-242
  
• Jessica Rubart:
  Hypermedia design patterns. 243-244
  
• Marek Tomsa, Mária Bieliková:
  Hyperlinks visualization using social bookmarking. 245-246
  
• Ronen Vaisenberg, Arjun Satish, Keith A. Mogensen, Ramesh Jain, Sharad Mehrotra:
  A new approach for adding browser functionality. 247-248
  
• Romain Vuillemot, Béatrice Rumpler:
  Mapping visualization on-demand onto a virtual globe: an appealing complement to browser-based navigation. 249-250
  
• Weigang Wang:
  Powermeeting: gwt-based synchronous groupware. 251-252
  
• Senom T. Yalcin:
  Writing on the blog: an assemblage analysis. 253-254
  
• Michael Yudelson, Natalya Goreva:
  Providing social navigation within annotated examples. 255-256