Definition of hypermedia in English:

hypermedia

noun hʌɪpəˈmiːdɪəˌhaɪpərˈmidiə

mass nounComputing

An extension to hypertext providing multimedia facilities, such as those handling sound and video.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hypertext or hypermedia are the basis of most computer-based learning materials.
- One aspect of hypertext and hypermedia, for example, is its capacity to link sources in ways that disrupt the continuity of a narrative.
- The present invention comprises a novel system for authoring and publishing hypermedia works.
- One important form of editorial comment concerns suggesting and promoting new forms of hypermedia literacies.
- Computer multimedia and hypermedia offer exciting possibilities as well as unsolved problems for cultural communication and art.

Origin

1960s: from hyper- 'above, beyond' + media¹.

Definition of hypermedia in US English:

hypermedia

nounˌhaɪpərˈmidiəˌhīpərˈmēdēə

Computing

An extension to hypertext providing multimedia facilities, such as those handling sound and video.
Example sentencesExamples
- One aspect of hypertext and hypermedia, for example, is its capacity to link sources in ways that disrupt the continuity of a narrative.
- Computer multimedia and hypermedia offer exciting possibilities as well as unsolved problems for cultural communication and art.
- The present invention comprises a novel system for authoring and publishing hypermedia works.
- One important form of editorial comment concerns suggesting and promoting new forms of hypermedia literacies.
- Hypertext or hypermedia are the basis of most computer-based learning materials.

Origin

1960s: from hyper- ‘above, beyond’ + media.

单词	hypermedia
释义	Definition of hypermedia in English: hypermedia noun hʌɪpəˈmiːdɪəˌhaɪpərˈmidiə mass nounComputing An extension to hypertext providing multimedia facilities, such as those handling sound and video. Example sentencesExamples Hypertext or hypermedia are the basis of most computer-based learning materials. One aspect of hypertext and hypermedia, for example, is its capacity to link sources in ways that disrupt the continuity of a narrative. The present invention comprises a novel system for authoring and publishing hypermedia works. One important form of editorial comment concerns suggesting and promoting new forms of hypermedia literacies. Computer multimedia and hypermedia offer exciting possibilities as well as unsolved problems for cultural communication and art. Origin 1960s: from hyper- 'above, beyond' + media¹. Definition of hypermedia in US English: hypermedia nounˌhaɪpərˈmidiəˌhīpərˈmēdēə Computing An extension to hypertext providing multimedia facilities, such as those handling sound and video. Example sentencesExamples One aspect of hypertext and hypermedia, for example, is its capacity to link sources in ways that disrupt the continuity of a narrative. Computer multimedia and hypermedia offer exciting possibilities as well as unsolved problems for cultural communication and art. The present invention comprises a novel system for authoring and publishing hypermedia works. One important form of editorial comment concerns suggesting and promoting new forms of hypermedia literacies. Hypertext or hypermedia are the basis of most computer-based learning materials. Origin 1960s: from hyper- ‘above, beyond’ + media.
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