PT, the personalised text system enables authors to create hypertext customised to match the individual user's preferences, interests, current goals, background and other attributes. This chapter describes the motivation for such a system in terms of its use in tutoring systems that generate a hypertext layout dynamically, based on a user model. The customisation is driven by two essential elements: a meta-hypertext which is an augmented-html document and a user model that tracks relevant information about the user. This chapter describes the ways that we have constructed these elements and explains how this has been driven by a commitment to user control. We also describe some fundamental elements of the design and implementation of such a system. One of the challenges of managing PT's meta-hypertext documents derives from the increased complexity of author's task. We describe our approach to this problem.
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%A Kay, Judy
%A Kummerfeld, Bob
%D 1997
%J Intelligent Hypertext
%K ITS personalisation
%P 47--69
%T User models for customized hypertext
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BFb0023959
%X PT, the personalised text system enables authors to create hypertext customised to match the individual user's preferences, interests, current goals, background and other attributes. This chapter describes the motivation for such a system in terms of its use in tutoring systems that generate a hypertext layout dynamically, based on a user model. The customisation is driven by two essential elements: a meta-hypertext which is an augmented-html document and a user model that tracks relevant information about the user. This chapter describes the ways that we have constructed these elements and explains how this has been driven by a commitment to user control. We also describe some fundamental elements of the design and implementation of such a system. One of the challenges of managing PT's meta-hypertext documents derives from the increased complexity of author's task. We describe our approach to this problem.
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