| Abstract (ENG): |
Mathematical documents are not only hard but fun to write,
they are equally hard but fun to read. Unfortunately, the “fun” part
comes only in, when one has mastered the art of using mathematical
vernacular and grasped all relevant context dimensions. Even though this seems an immanent issue for mathematical authors only, it is also for mathematical readers. In this paper, we argue for the need for more reader assistance in mathematical documents. In particular, we believe
navigation to be a top candidate in this regard. Thus, we elaborate design opportunities for (semantically) helping the reader to navigate, which we anchor around the PlanetMath website. |
| Citation: |
Kohlhase, Andrea
(2012)
Navigation in Mathematical Documents.
In: (Proceedings of the) 24th OpenMath Workshop, the 7th Workshop on Mathematical User Interfaces (MathUI), and the Work in Progress Section of CICM ; Vol. 921, 9.-13.Juli 2012, Bremen, Germany, pp. 12-23.
ISBN /ISSN 1613-0073
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