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Naps, T. L., and Bressler, E. A multi-windowed environment for simultaneous visualization of related algorithms on the world wide web. Twenty-ninth SIGCSE (1998), 277--281.
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....algorithm animations and animation systems. We have included our system among the links. Others have also created Web based animation systems recently. Michail [MIC96] has developed a Java applet that implements a visual language designed for teaching binary tree algorithms. Naps and Bressler [NAP98] have ported their GAIGS system to the Web. Finally, Pierson and Rodger [PIE98] have developed a Java based animation system entitled JAWAA, that contains graphical objects that are created in manner patterned after Stasko s Samba animation system. 2.3.4 CAI containing algorithm animation The ....
Naps, T., and Bressler, E., "A multi-windowed environment for simultaneous visualization of related algorithms on the World Wide Web", SIGCSE Bulletin, vol. 30, no. 1, March 1998, pp. 277-281.
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....preceding frame. The alternate approach of showing the frames one at a time forces the viewer to remember the exact form of the previous configuration, which seems an unnecessary burden on the viewer. The utility of showing more than one frame at a time was already observed by Naps and Bressler [NB98] they provide an environment for showing multiple frames, which could be successive views of a data structure, or might be alternate views of the same algorithm configuration. Our perspective, which we discuss further in Section 3, is that it is essential to present successive frames within one ....
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Naps, Thomas L. and Eric Bressler, " A multi-windowed environment for simultaneous visualization of related algorithms on the World Wide Web," in Proceedings of the SIGCSE Session, ACM Meetings (Atlanta, Georgia, February, 1998).
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