Hypertext Information Overload Knowledge Management

Printed text is designed to be linear. We begin at the beginning, and proceed to the end. This is a good strategy while building a base of knowledge on a topic. Once that base is built, the strategy shifts to filling in the holes and selectively expanding what we know. This is non-linear learning. The index and the reference manual meet this need in print. The computer is optimized for non-linearity, and the early development of hypertext is the best example. The brain's internal wiring is non-linear. Our thinking constantly branches off in diverse directions as incoming information is processed. We can take advantage of this to defeat information overload.

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• - A Python-based Wiki clone with a focus on Knowledge Management.
  
• - Network that connects text through automatic, non-linear real-time linking. Features an FAQ, personal configuration and a discussion forum.
  
• - By P.A. Smith, I.A. Newman and L.M. Parks. Considers the usability of the World Wide Web in the light of a decade of research into the usability of hypertext and hypermedia systems.
  
• - The Institute's Mission is to cultivate a knowledge environment which includes a shared dynamic knowledge repository; to foster development of an open platform information system infrastructure, based on an Open Hyperdocument Systems (OHS) framework; and
  
• - Enfiladic Hypertext. Offers open-source license, philosophy behind the systems, an FAQ and an e-mail discussion list.
  
• - This site is about the people, systems and key events in the evolution of hypertext.
  
• - Visual Browsing in Web and non-Web Databases. Directory of projects, research, products, and services.
  
• - Hypertext system supporting fine-grained links, transclusions and user link filtering. Features screen shots, technical reports and sub-projects.
  
  

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