This article focuses on spatial abilities mobilized during hypertext navigation. Based on the evidence that spatial cognition plays a central role in navigation, we present an experiment involving information search tasks both in physical environment and in hypermedia environment.We investigate how us- ers make use of their spatial abilities to search information in hypermedia, by comparing their performances in hypermedia navigation and physical naviga- tion. As data collection and analysis are still in progress, we present preliminary results based on available data
Many researchers have proposed hypertext and hypermedia as superior learning environments over tradi...
For geographical mobile search tasks it is rarely sufficient to assist users identifying what locati...
Search is a central visual function. Most of what is known about search derives from experiments whe...
This study derives from two important observations. First, that navigation in hypermedia is a diffic...
This study derives from two important observations. First, that navigation in hypermedia is a diffi...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
The aim of this study was to improve website navigation by reducing\ud disorientation and cognitive ...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
The use of hypermedia environments is increasing in school education. The interactivity in hypermedi...
The use of hypermedia environments is increasing in school education. The interactivity in hypermedi...
Metaphors of navigation have been widely used to describe the behaviour of users surfing the World W...
Abstract: Spatial implications of the commonly used ‘navigation’ metaphor have lead many researchers...
Information seekers often need to perceive the organization of the document content to find the dest...
Many researchers have proposed hypertext and hypermedia as superior learning environments over tradi...
For geographical mobile search tasks it is rarely sufficient to assist users identifying what locati...
Search is a central visual function. Most of what is known about search derives from experiments whe...
This study derives from two important observations. First, that navigation in hypermedia is a diffic...
This study derives from two important observations. First, that navigation in hypermedia is a diffi...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
The aim of this study was to improve website navigation by reducing\ud disorientation and cognitive ...
Recently, many studies have investigated the role of individual and cognitive differences during Web...
The use of hypermedia environments is increasing in school education. The interactivity in hypermedi...
The use of hypermedia environments is increasing in school education. The interactivity in hypermedi...
Metaphors of navigation have been widely used to describe the behaviour of users surfing the World W...
Abstract: Spatial implications of the commonly used ‘navigation’ metaphor have lead many researchers...
Information seekers often need to perceive the organization of the document content to find the dest...
Many researchers have proposed hypertext and hypermedia as superior learning environments over tradi...
For geographical mobile search tasks it is rarely sufficient to assist users identifying what locati...
Search is a central visual function. Most of what is known about search derives from experiments whe...