Designing Hypermedia for Learning pp 311-317 | Cite as
Collaboration in Hypermedia Environments
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Abstract
In order to achieve the goal of providing useful expert knowledge for any kind of electronic education or for accessing systems as sources of information, it is necessary to provide collaborative capabilities. The quality of the information stored in the system is dependent on the way all the information contributors can access and share their knowledge.
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