The role of adaptive hypermedia in a context-aware tourist GUIDE

Communications of the ACMPublished 1 May 2002

Keith Cheverst, Keith Mitchell, Nigel Davies

DOI10.1145/506218.506244

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GUIDE represents an example of a visible application stream in adaptive hypermedia research, one in which applications are context-aware and able to use context, such as the user's current location, to adapt the presentation of hyperme-dia.

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