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GLOSSARY.TXT FILE --------------------------- This is the Keyword Out of Context index used to generate the MaxThink "glossary" online keyword index. You can also scroll through the index using PgUp and PgDn keys. ACCESS Access approaches / systems summary <chapt4 34 6> Creation of Information Access Model <chapt3 10 20> Information Access Model - IAM <app-a> Information Access Model definition <chapt1 16 8> Subject access overview <chapt2 21 6> Subject access points summary <chapt4 18 19> Traditional information access <chapt2 4 13> AFTERWORD Afterword <chapt5 11 17> ALSCHULER Comments on Alschuler criticisms <chapt5 11 18> Liora Alschuler criticisms <chapt2 48 5> ANALYSIS Ranganathan, facet analysis <chapt2 11 6> ANDRIES Andries Van Dam <chapt1 13 19> APPLICATION Educational applications of hypertext <chapt2 36 14> Hypertext promise, applications <chapt1 1 9> APPROACH Approach to literature search <chapt2 2 24> Engineering approach <chapt2 49 19> Engineering, pragmatic approach <chapt2 25 20> MaxThink hypertext linking approach <chapt4 22 12> MaxThink organizational approach <chapt4 11 24> APPROACHES Access approaches / systems summary <chapt4 34 6> ASSOCIATION Association for Computing Machinery <chapt2 34 19> ASSOCIATIVE Associative retrieval definition <chapt1 15 15> AUSTIN Derek Austin, PRECIS <chapt2 18> AUTHORING Authoring, design, organization issues <chapt2 46 20> Poor, inconsistent, authoring <chapt2 48 5> Problem in authoring <chapt2 48 5> BACKGROUND Background of the IAM model <chapt4 5 6> BENEFIT Direct manipulation benefits <chapt1 6 15> BOOK Jakob Nielsen book <chapt2 36> BROWN Brown University, Intermedia <chapt2 30> BUILDING MaxThink taxonomy, network building <chapt4 21> BUSH Memex hypertext - Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 24> Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 20> CASE Results of the case study <chapt4 1 23> Selection of case study subject <chapt3 7 22> CD-ROM Deloitte & Touche CD-ROM <chapt3 9 8> MaxThink CD-ROM <chapt3 9 8> CHARLES Charles Cutter <chapt2 8 19> CITATION Eugene Garfield, Citation indexing <chapt2 18 18> CLASSIFICATION Classification Research Group CRG <chapt2 17 18> Ranganathan, colon classification <chapt2 17> COLON Ranganathan, colon classification <chapt2 17> COMMENT Comments on Alschuler criticisms <chapt5 11 18> COMPUTER Computer - human interface <chapt2 38 20> MCC Microelectronics & Computer Technology <chapt2 31 7> COMPUTERIZED Mortimer Taube, computerized retrieval <chapt2 13> COMPUTING Association for Computing Machinery <chapt2 34 19> CONCLUSION Study conclusions <chapt5 3> Summary, conclusions, recommendations <chapt5 > CONKLIN Jeff Conklin <chapt2 31 24> CONTEXT Keyword Out of Context ( KWOC ) <chapt4 28 21> Keyword in Context ( KWIC ) <chapt2 15 13> CONTROL Control mechanisms results <chapt4 36 3> Control mechanisms results summary <chapt4 43 19> COORDINATED Mortimer Taube, coordinated retrieval <chapt2 14 12> CREATION Creation of Information Access Model <chapt3 10 20> Creation of interview schedule <chapt3 14 2> Creation of study protocol <chapt3 15 7> CRG Classification Research Group CRG <chapt2 17 18> CRITICISM Comments on Alschuler criticisms <chapt5 11 18> Liora Alschuler criticisms <chapt2 48 5> CUTTER Charles Cutter <chapt2 8 19> DAM Andries Van Dam <chapt1 13 19> DEFINITION Associative retrieval definition <chapt1 15 15> Hypertext definition <chapt1 15 20> Hypertext links definition <chapt1 16 4> Information Access Model definition <chapt1 16 8> DELOITTE Deloitte & Touche CD-ROM <chapt3 9 8> DEREK Derek Austin, PRECIS <chapt2 18> DESCRIPTION Generalized information system description <chapt4 8 9> Subject system general description <chapt4 10 14> DESIGN Authoring, design, organization issues <chapt2 46 20> MaxThink system design goals <chapt4 13> DEVELOPMENT Hypertext historical development <chapt2 28 21> DEWEY Melvil Dewey <chapt2 7 16> DICTIONARY Oxford English Dictionary <chapt2 50 4> DIRECT Direct manipulation benefits <chapt1 6 15> DOUGLAS Douglas Engelbart <chapt1 4 9> DYNAMIC Dynamic linking <chapt4 32 9> EASE Ease of use, user friendliness <chapt1 7> EDUCATIONAL Educational applications of hypertext <chapt2 36 14> EFFECTIVENESS Hypertext performance, effectiveness <chapt2 42 15> ENGELBART Douglas Engelbart <chapt1 4 9> ENGINEERING Engineering approach <chapt2 49 19> Engineering, pragmatic approach <chapt2 25 20> ENGLISH Oxford English Dictionary <chapt2 50 4> EUGENE Eugene Garfield, Citation indexing <chapt2 18 18> FACET Ranganathan, facet analysis <chapt2 11 6> FRIENDLINESS Ease of use, user friendliness <chapt1 7> FUNCTION Functions of an information system <chapt4 6 11> FURTHER Recommendations for further research <chapt5 10> GARFIELD Eugene Garfield, Citation indexing <chapt2 18 18> GENERAL Subject system general description <chapt4 10 14> GENERALIZATION Study generalization on hypertext <chapt5 5 18> Generalized information system description <chapt4 8 9> GOAL MaxThink system design goals <chapt4 13> GRAPHIC GUI - Graphic User Interface <chapt1 8> GROUP Classification Research Group CRG <chapt2 17 18> GUI GUI - Graphic User Interface <chapt1 8> HISTORICAL Hypertext historical development <chapt2 28 21> HJERPPE Roland Hjerppe <chapt2 54 23> Roland Hjerppe on system synergy <chapt5 13 9> HUMAN Computer - human interface <chapt2 38 20> HYPERTEXT Educational applications of hypertext <chapt2 36 14> Hypertext '87, Hypertext '89 <chapt2 34 19> Hypertext '87, Hypertext '89 <chapt2 34 19> Hypertext definition <chapt1 15 20> Hypertext historical development <chapt2 28 21> Hypertext links definition <chapt1 16 4> Hypertext performance, effectiveness <chapt2 42 15> Hypertext promise, applications <chapt1 1 9> Library literature on hypertext <chapt2 53 16> MaxThink hypertext linking approach <chapt4 22 12> Memex hypertext - Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 24> Reasons for poor hypertext <chapt5 12 4> Study generalization on hypertext <chapt5 5 18> Ted Nelson, hypertext name <chapt1 5 1> Using hypertext <chapt1 1 20> HYPERTIES Univ. of Maryland, HyperTIES <chapt2 30 20> IAM Background of the IAM model <chapt4 5 6> Information Access Model - IAM <app-a> INCONSISTENT Poor, inconsistent, authoring <chapt2 48 5> INDEX The GLOSSARY, WORD, or LOOKUP function of the HYPLUS program will instantly look up any word in this index list. In the hypertext system, press "G" or "W", and highlight a word with the cursor arrow. Press RETURN to see the index listing for that word (or the closest miss). Press "L" to enter a word or term for lookup in the index list. The F2 key will "collapse" the index entry to let you scroll through the entire index list. Highlight the word you want to examine, and press RETURN or the Right Arrow to "expand" that entry. INDEXING Eugene Garfield, Citation indexing <chapt2 18 18> Luhn, KWIC indexing <chapt2 15 13> INFORMATION Creation of Information Access Model <chapt3 10 20> Functions of an information system <chapt4 6 11> Generalized information system description <chapt4 8 9> Information Access Model - IAM <app-a> Information Access Model definition <chapt1 16 8> Traditional information access <chapt2 4 13> Traditional information theory <chapt2 7 8> INTEGRATING Integrating systems and knowledge <chapt1 8 15> INTERFACE Computer - human interface <chapt2 38 20> GUI - Graphic User Interface <chapt1 8> User interface research <chapt2 38 20> INTERMEDIA Brown University, Intermedia <chapt2 30> INTERVIEW Creation of interview schedule <chapt3 14 2> Interview schedule <app-b> ISSUES Authoring, design, organization issues <chapt2 46 20> JAKOB Jakob Nielsen book <chapt2 36> JEFF Jeff Conklin <chapt2 31 24> JESSE Jesse Shera <chapt2 4 23> KAISER Kaiser theory <chapt2 9 16> KEYWORD Keyword Out of Context ( KWOC ) <chapt4 28 21> Keyword in Context ( KWIC ) <chapt2 15 13> KNOWLEDGE Integrating systems and knowledge <chapt1 8 15> KWIC Keyword in Context ( KWIC ) <chapt2 15 13> Luhn, KWIC indexing <chapt2 15 13> KWOC Keyword Out of Context ( KWOC ) <chapt4 28 21> LABS Xerox PARC labs and NOTECARDS <chapt1 4 20> LARSON Neil Larson, Maxthink <chapt2 51 19> LIBLAB LIBLAB project, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> LIBRARIAN Need for librarian skills <chapt5 12 4> LIBRARY Library literature on hypertext <chapt2 53 16> Major library theorists <chapt2 7 7> Traditional library methods transfer <chapt1 11 2> LIMITATIONS Study limitations <chapt1 18 5> LINKING Dynamic linking <chapt4 32 9> MaxThink hypertext linking approach <chapt4 22 12> LINKOPING Linkoping University, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> LINK Hypertext links definition <chapt1 16 4> LIORA Liora Alschuler criticisms <chapt2 48 5> LITERATURE Approach to literature search <chapt2 2 24> Library literature on hypertext <chapt2 53 16> Review of the literature <chapt2> LOST Lost in Space problem<chapt2 33 3> LUHN Luhn, KWIC indexing <chapt2 15 13> MACHINERY Association for Computing Machinery <chapt2 34 19> MAJOR Major library theorists <chapt2 7 7> MANIPULATION Direct manipulation benefits <chapt1 6 15> Text string manipulation <chapt2 15> MARYLAND Univ. of Maryland, HyperTIES <chapt2 30 20> MAXTHINK MaxThink CD-ROM <chapt3 9 8> MaxThink hypertext linking approach <chapt4 22 12> MaxThink organizational approach <chapt4 11 24> MaxThink system design goals <chapt4 13> MaxThink taxonomy, network building <chapt4 21> Neil Larson, Maxthink <chapt2 51 19> Selection of MaxThink subject <chapt3 8 17> MCC MCC Microelectronics & Computer Technology <chapt2 31 7> MECHANISM Control mechanisms results <chapt4 36 3> Control mechanisms results summary <chapt4 43 19> MELVIL Melvil Dewey <chapt2 7 16> MEMEX Memex hypertext - Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 24> METHOD Case study rationale <chapt3 2 11> Research method section<chapt3 1 8> Traditional library methods transfer <chapt1 11 2> METHODOLOGIES <g methodology> METHODOLOGY Case study rationale <chapt3 2 11> Print-based methodologies <chapt1 16 23> METHODS <g method> MICROELECTRONICS MCC Microelectronics & Computer Technology <chapt2 31 7> MODEL Background of the IAM model <chapt4 5 6> Creation of Information Access Model <chapt3 10 20> Information Access Model - IAM <app-a> Information Access Model definition <chapt1 16 8> Value-added model, Taylor <chapt2 26 19> MORTIMER Mortimer Taube, computerized retrieval <chapt2 13> Mortimer Taube, coordinated retrieval <chapt2 14 12> NAME Ted Nelson, hypertext name <chapt1 5 1> NEED Need for librarian skills <chapt5 12 4> NEIL Neil Larson, Maxthink <chapt2 51 19> NELSON Ted Nelson, Xanadu <chapt2 29 11> Ted Nelson, hypertext name <chapt1 5 1> NETWORK MaxThink taxonomy, network building <chapt4 21> NIELSEN Jakob Nielsen book <chapt2 36> NOTECARDS Xerox PARC labs and NOTECARDS <chapt1 4 20> ORGANIZATION Authoring, design, organization issues <chapt2 46 20> MaxThink organizational approach <chapt4 11 24> OUT Keyword Out of Context ( KWOC ) <chapt4 28 21> OVERALL Overall summary of study results <chapt4 44 16> OVERVIEW Subject access overview <chapt2 21 6> OXFORD Oxford English Dictionary <chapt2 50 4> PARC Xerox PARC labs and NOTECARDS <chapt1 4 20> PERFORMANCE Hypertext performance, effectiveness <chapt2 42 15> POINTS Subject access points summary <chapt4 18 19> POOR Poor, inconsistent, authoring <chapt2 48 5> Reasons for poor hypertext <chapt5 12 4> PRAGMATIC Engineering, pragmatic approach <chapt2 25 20> PRECIS Derek Austin, PRECIS <chapt2 18> PRINT-BASED Print-based methodologies <chapt1 16 23> PROBLEM Problem in authoring <chapt2 48 5> Problem statement for the study <chapt1 10 9> PROCEDURE Study steps or procedures <chapt3 16 5> PROJECT LIBLAB project, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> PROMISE Hypertext promise, applications <chapt1 1 9> PROTOCOL Creation of study protocol <chapt3 15 7> Study protocol text <app-c> PURPOSE Purpose of the study <chapt1 9 15> QUESTIONS Research questions - study <chapt1 17 8> RANGANATHAN Ranganathan, colon classification <chapt2 17> Ranganathan, facet analysis <chapt2 11 6> RATIONALE Case study rationale <chapt3 2 11> Study rationale <chapt1 10 24> REASONS Reasons for poor hypertext <chapt5 12 4> RECOMMENDATION Recommendations for further research <chapt5 10> Summary, conclusions, recommendations <chapt5 > RESEARCH Classification Research Group CRG <chapt2 17 18> Recommendations for further research <chapt5 10> Research method section<chapt3 1 8> Research questions - study <chapt1 17 8> User interface research <chapt2 38 20> RESULTS Control mechanisms results <chapt4 36 3> Control mechanisms results summary <chapt4 43 19> Overall summary of study results <chapt4 44 16> Results of the case study <chapt4 1 23> RETRIEVAL Associative retrieval definition <chapt1 15 15> Mortimer Taube, computerized retrieval <chapt2 13> Mortimer Taube, coordinated retrieval <chapt2 14 12> REVIEW Review of the literature <chapt2> ROBERT Robert K. Yin <chapt3 3 18> Robert Taylor <chapt2 26 19> ROLAND Roland Hjerppe <chapt2 54 23> Roland Hjerppe on system synergy <chapt5 13 9> SCHEDULE Creation of interview schedule <chapt3 14 2> Interview schedule <app-b> SEARCH Approach to literature search <chapt2 2 24> SELECTION Selection of MaxThink subject <chapt3 8 17> Selection of case study subject <chapt3 7 22> SHERA Jesse Shera <chapt2 4 23> SKILLS Need for librarian skills <chapt5 12 4> SPACE Lost in Space problem<chapt2 33 3> STATEMENT Problem statement for the study <chapt1 10 9> STEPS Study steps or procedures <chapt3 16 5> STRING Text string manipulation <chapt2 15> STUDY Case study rationale <chapt3 2 11> Creation of study protocol <chapt3 15 7> Overall summary of study results <chapt4 44 16> Problem statement for the study <chapt1 10 9> Purpose of the study <chapt1 9 15> Research questions - study <chapt1 17 8> Results of the case study <chapt4 1 23> Selection of case study subject <chapt3 7 22> Study conclusions <chapt5 3> Study generalization on hypertext <chapt5 5 18> Study limitations <chapt1 18 5> Study protocol text <app-c> Study rationale <chapt1 10 24> Study steps or procedures <chapt3 16 5> Study summary <chapt5 1 8> SUBJECT Selection of MaxThink subject <chapt3 8 17> Selection of case study subject <chapt3 7 22> Subject access overview <chapt2 21 6> Subject access points summary <chapt4 18 19> Subject system general description <chapt4 10 14> SUMMARY Access approaches / systems summary <chapt4 34 6> Control mechanisms results summary <chapt4 43 19> Overall summary of study results <chapt4 44 16> Study summary <chapt5 1 8> Subject access points summary <chapt4 18 19> Summary, conclusions, recommendations <chapt5 > SWEDEN LIBLAB project, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> Linkoping University, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> SYNERGY Roland Hjerppe on system synergy <chapt5 13 9> SYSTEM Access approaches / systems summary <chapt4 34 6> Functions of an information system <chapt4 6 11> Generalized information system description <chapt4 8 9> Integrating systems and knowledge <chapt1 8 15> MaxThink system design goals <chapt4 13> Roland Hjerppe on system synergy <chapt5 13 9> Subject system general description <chapt4 10 14> SYSTEMS <g system> TAUBE Mortimer Taube, computerized retrieval <chapt2 13> Mortimer Taube, coordinated retrieval <chapt2 14 12> TAXONOMY MaxThink taxonomy, network building <chapt4 21> TAYLOR Robert Taylor <chapt2 26 19> Value-added model, Taylor <chapt2 26 19> TECHNOLOGY MCC Microelectronics & Computer Technology <chapt2 31 7> TED Ted Nelson, Xanadu <chapt2 29 11> Ted Nelson, hypertext name <chapt1 5 1> TEXT Study protocol text <app-c> Text string manipulation <chapt2 15> THEORISTS Major library theorists <chapt2 7 7> THEORY Kaiser theory <chapt2 9 16> Traditional information theory <chapt2 7 8> TOUCHE Deloitte & Touche CD-ROM <chapt3 9 8> TRADITIONAL Traditional information access <chapt2 4 13> Traditional information theory <chapt2 7 8> Traditional library methods transfer <chapt1 11 2> TRANSFER Traditional library methods transfer <chapt1 11 2> UNIVERSITY Brown University, Intermedia <chapt2 30> Linkoping University, Sweden <chapt2 54 23> Univ. of Maryland, HyperTIES <chapt2 30 20> USER Ease of use, user friendliness <chapt1 7> GUI - Graphic User Interface <chapt1 8> User interface research <chapt2 38 20> VALUE-ADDED Value-added model, Taylor <chapt2 26 19> VAN Andries Van Dam <chapt1 13 19> VANNEVAR Memex hypertext - Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 24> Vannevar Bush <chapt1 2 20> XANADU Ted Nelson, Xanadu <chapt2 29 11> XEROX Xerox PARC labs and NOTECARDS <chapt1 4 20> YIN Robert K. Yin <chapt3 3 18>