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A Topic Map editor and navigation tool

Paper, by Athanasios Hatzigaidas, George Tryfon, Anastasia Papastergiou, and Athanasios Manitsaris

This paper presents the implementation of a standalone software application tool.

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Topic Maps – ISO/IEC 13250 standard - is a tool capable of organizing information in such a way that it is optimized for navigation and knowledge representation. In the context of this paper we present the implementation of a standalone software application tool (Tmed) which enables the user to make use of the Topic Map technology. TMed is an authoring
and navigating tool for Topic Maps, using which a user can create, edit, update and manage XTM files. Topic map editor offers a friendly GUI for topic map authoring process with no need of knowledge of XTM syntax specifications and enhanced features for navigating within different representations. TMed aims to provide an efficient tool that facilitates the process of applying Topic maps in order to organize and retrieve online information in e-learning systems.

Authors

Athanasios Hatzigaidas

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George Tryfon

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George is involved in FreeTM , GWTM, and ATop.

Anastasia Papastergiou

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Anastasia is involved in FreeTM , GWTM, and ATop.

Athanasios Manitsaris

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Athanasios is author of A Topic Map editor and.. and A Topic Map based Adaptive.. .

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The idea of Topic Maps is essential to enable dynamic information logistic. This requires a system that understands the context of the user to provide relevant informations and options automatically. Therefore semantic analysis is needed organizing content in a dynamic net structure.

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