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What is the main characteristic of hypertext?
What is the main characteristic of hypertext?
Hypermedia encompasses text, images, audio, and videos.
Hypermedia encompasses text, images, audio, and videos.
True (A)
What is the purpose of the methodology section in a research report?
What is the purpose of the methodology section in a research report?
It arranges information in chronological order with the most important details first.
In a literature review, there are typically ___ parts.
In a literature review, there are typically ___ parts.
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Match the assertion types with their examples:
Match the assertion types with their examples:
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What best describes hypermedia?
What best describes hypermedia?
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Hypertext presents information in a linear format.
Hypertext presents information in a linear format.
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What is the purpose of the references section in a research report?
What is the purpose of the references section in a research report?
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Hyperpoetry uses _______ to create its digital experience.
Hyperpoetry uses _______ to create its digital experience.
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Match the following assertion types with their descriptions:
Match the following assertion types with their descriptions:
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Which type of document is primarily characterized by presenting a writer's views on a chosen subject?
Which type of document is primarily characterized by presenting a writer's views on a chosen subject?
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The methodology section should list the least important information first.
The methodology section should list the least important information first.
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Name one of the four strategies in a literature review.
Name one of the four strategies in a literature review.
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In a research report, any fact, idea, or direct quotation used must be _______.
In a research report, any fact, idea, or direct quotation used must be _______.
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Match the parts of literature review with their corresponding functions:
Match the parts of literature review with their corresponding functions:
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Flashcards
Hypertext
Hypertext
A non-linear method of presenting information using links.
Hypermedia
Hypermedia
Hypertext that includes multimedia like images, audio, and video.
Research Report Components
Research Report Components
A research report's structure, important for organization and clarity. Parts include introduction, methodology, results, discussion/conclusion, and references.
Assertion (in writing)
Assertion (in writing)
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Literature Review (purpose)
Literature Review (purpose)
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What is hypertext?
What is hypertext?
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What is hypermedia?
What is hypermedia?
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What is hyperpoetry?
What is hyperpoetry?
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What is a methodology section?
What is a methodology section?
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What are references?
What are references?
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What is an assertion?
What is an assertion?
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What are the types of assertions?
What are the types of assertions?
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What is a literature review?
What is a literature review?
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What are the parts of a literature review?
What are the parts of a literature review?
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What are some strategies for writing a literature review?
What are some strategies for writing a literature review?
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Study Notes
Reading and Writing Skills
- Hypertext is a non-linear method for presenting information using links.
- Ted Nelson coined the term "hypertext" in 1963.
- Hyperlinks allow readers to navigate related information, leading to various options.
- Hypertext displays on computer screens or other devices, with links to related text.
- Hypertext documents connect through hyperlinks activated by clicks, keystrokes, or touch.
- The World Wide Web (WWW) is a global hypertext system of internet-linked information.
- Hypertext enables users to click on a link to obtain more information on subsequent pages or different websites.
- A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is a web address that specifies a resource's location on a computer.
- Hypermedia incorporates multimedia elements like images, audio, and video.
- Hyperpoetry is digital poetry with hyperlinks.
Hypermedia
- Hypermedia extends hypertext by including multimedia elements.
- It includes images, audio, and video, enriching the experience.
Hyperpoetry
- Hyperpoetry is digital poetry using hyperlinks.
- It presents poetry with interactive links to other text, images, or sounds.
Methodology
- Research reports arrange information chronologically, with the most important data presented first.
- The structure guides the reader.
- Information is usually arranged chronologically, with more important information placed at the front of specific sections.
Research Report
- Research reports are formal essays (5-15 pages) presenting a researcher's views and findings on a topic.
- Reports present a rationale, hypothesis, and summary of the question.
- They follow principles of good writing and incorporate facts from other sources.
- The purpose is to connect results to a broader view.
Research Report Components
- The title reflects the project's content and focus.
- Abstracts summarize the research study.
- Introductions pose a key research question and summarize relevant literature.
- Discussions interpret results and compare them to existing literature.
- Methodologies explain research procedures and justify choices.
- Results show data and short introductions; ideally the analysis is reserved for the discussion section.
- Conclusions summarize and leave the reader with insights.
- References list cited authors and sources.
- Citations are included for facts, ideas, and quotations in the report.
- In-text citations and complete references should always be correct.
Assertion Types
- Fact: Proven by direct experiences, witness accounts, and verifiable observations.
- Convention: Tradition, norm, and practice. Depends on established history of rules, laws, usage, or customs.
- Opinion: Based on facts, but not entirely provable objectively.
- Preference: Based on personal choices; subjective and difficult to prove objectively.
Literature Review
- A Literature review examines existing research and findings.
- Literature reviews define the topic and scope.
- Findings are arranged chronologically or thematically.
- Literature reviews summarize generally available findings on a subject.
- The availability of the source is also evaluated.
Summary Strategies
- State the research argument and key points.
- Combine ideas to form a theory.
- Analyze elements or structure of the work.
- Evaluate research based on chosen criteria, describing a chosen process, and utilizing other research to support conclusions.
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Explore the concepts of hypertext and hypermedia through this informative quiz. Learn about their significance, history, and how they are used to enhance navigation and presentation of information online. Test your understanding of key terms like URLs and hyperpoetry.
