A Series of articles we wrote for Imaging Business Magazine

• Special Issue on Imaging In Banking

Some Articles We Wrote for Solutions Integrator

Other interesting stuff ...

TCP/IP Unleashed

TCP/IP Unleashed, for which we contributed a chapter, was listed in dbaker's Picks. dbaker claims, "All of these books are cooler than nugget's picks." What can we say? Some of our admirers just happen to be nerds. You can find TCP/IP Unleashed at amazon.com.

Book Reviews for Electronic Review of Computer Books

Hypertext

Hypertext/Hypermedia Handbook McGraw Hill Publishing 1991

We put The Hypertext/Hypermedia Handbook together a while back, before most people had heard about the Web. The suggestions we and our contributors made about how to structure information so it can be retrieved effectively electronically are more valid now than ever. Unfortunately, the book has been out of print for some time now. We do have some copies; let us know if you'd like to purchase one (we'll even sign it if you choose). We'll publish an electronic version sometime in the third millennium. Until then, here are some (recent!) citings:

• Principles of link composition for hypermedia titles by John Robertson and John Leaney, University of Technology, Sydney
• Materials & Methods Monitor
• The Rationale of HyperText by Jerome McGann
• Review: The Navigation Problem Reconsidered
• A Schema-Based Approach to HTML Authoring
• Hypertext in Literature
• The Bibliography of Knowledge-Domain Interoperability and an Open Hyperdocument System by Douglas C. Engelbart (The chapter is re-published in our book.)
• Learning with the WWW: What does the research show?
• Design Considerations for Web Site Navigation
• Usability and Authoring (Comp Sci 60-334)
• English 400: Hypertext (Books About Hypertext Theory & Practice At UVic)
  Emily Berk's HyperText/Hypermedia Handbook is a good introduction to basic concepts. Not a how-to-manual, the book provides an overview that is intentionally abstract and conceptual rather than specific and practical. It is a good book to read once you've done some hypertext authoring.
  Although the paper medium gets in the way, a number of the case studies give one a sense of real hypertexts.
• METHODOLOGY FOR EVALUATION OF HYPERMEDIA COURSEWARE
• Research about hypertext navigation and web structure-handling capabilities: Interesting hypertext navigation articles
• Wired Style