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Lesson-9 Raws

The document discusses hypertext and intertext. It defines hypertext as text that is interconnected through links, allowing the reader to jump between texts with a single click. Intertext refers to relationships between texts through references or allusions, without direct links. The document provides examples of how hypertext is used on the internet and how intertext draws on other texts to build understanding. It includes activities for readers to identify correct and incorrect understanding of hypertext and intertext.

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Lesson-9 Raws

The document discusses hypertext and intertext. It defines hypertext as text that is interconnected through links, allowing the reader to jump between texts with a single click. Intertext refers to relationships between texts through references or allusions, without direct links. The document provides examples of how hypertext is used on the internet and how intertext draws on other texts to build understanding. It includes activities for readers to identify correct and incorrect understanding of hypertext and intertext.

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GOOD DAY

EVERYONE!
APRIL 12, 2023
LET’S PLAY A
GAME!!

“Fact or Bluff”
Answer Fact if the statement is true and
Bluff if not.
1. Implied information is often easier to
argue about and debate, since the exact
meaning is open to interpretation.

2. Another way of thinking about implicit


information is to think of it as predicting.
3. An autobiography written about a former
president would be a good way to get explicit
information from.

4. When something is implied (not clearly


stated) in a piece of writing, it is often referred
to as explicit.

5. A lot of implicit information can be gathered


by looking at a photograph.
POSSIBLE ANSWERS?
 MAYBE THEY READING SOME
ARTICLES ON THE INTERNET
 THEY ARE SEARCHING,
BROWSING
 TRYING TO FIND SOME
ANSWERS USING INTERNET
DID YOU KNOW THAT?
One of the recent development in
reading has been brought about by the
advancement of technology. You are all
familiar with tablet, laptop, desktop
computer, and smartphone. You may
have noticed that some webpages have
texts that have hyperlinks (normally
LESSON 9

HYPERTEXT
and
INTERTEXT
OBJECTIVES :
- DEFINE HYPERTEXT AND
INTERTEXT.

- UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT OF


HYPERTEXT AND
INTERTEXTUALITY.

- IDENTIFY THE CONTEXT IN


WHICH A TEXT WAS DEVELOPED.
HYPERTE
XT
HYPERTE
XT
refers to the structure of texts that
are interconnected through links or
nodes, allowing the reader to jump
from one text to another with a
single click.
HYPERTE
XT
Hypertext by its nature is purely a computer
construct. It is a way of providing clickable links to
other sections of a document, or other documents on
the internet. It is the basis of what we know of as the
world-wide web, but it started its life as more basic
links within a document – for example clicking on a
line in the table of contents would take you to that
chapter.
HYPERTE
XT
What makes HYPERTEXT unique is the speed at
which you can go to different texts. When the first text
mentions a concept that is also discussed in another
text, all you need to do is click on the hyperlink and
another page will load.

Hypertext is now embodied in the www.for example:


www.http.hypertexttransferprotocol.com.
INTERTE
XT
INTERTEX
T
refers to the relationships between texts
that are not necessarily interconnected
through links, but rather through
references, allusions, citations, or other
forms of intertextual exchange.
INTERTEX
T
or INTERTEXTUALITY is putting a
text in relation to another text, usually
through direct quotes or references. A
book that quotes another book to
compare, contrast, or expand on a point
is using intertext.
It draws origin from literature and
asserts that text can only be understood
in relation to other text. It is also
believed to have been based on or at
least inspired by previously published
literature.
ACTIVI
TY
Activity 1 – Answer YES before the good practice of
reading and writing and NO if not.

____ 1. Stick to one source of information.


____ 2. Be open to other ideas.
____ 3. Acknowledge your sources.
____ 4. Read as many references as you can.
____ 5.Double-check that you understood correctly what
the other authors are saying.
____ 6. Consider other references as invalid.
____ 7. Look at an author’s references and read
them too.
____ 8. Add as many sources as possible to your
work.
____ 9. Filter good and bad sources.
____10. Hastily publish your work.
Activity 2 – Answer ARF ARF if the idea in the statement is
correct, and QUACK QUACK if not.

_____ 1. A well-written research paper has several references.


_____ 2. The meaning of a text is dependent on other texts.
_____ 3. If you want to know more about a topic, you need to read
references tackling the
same thing.
_____ 4. Authors tend to build on what previous authors have
published or started.
_____ 5. We can gain full understanding of a concept by referring
to one text.
_____ 6. We can view different texts and different
perspectives.
_____ 7. All web pages have texts that have
hyperlinks.
_____ 8. It is very hard to navigate around the
Internet and view several web pages.
_____ 9. The backdrop is known as the context of the
text.
_____10. There is only one way by which a text is
developed.
TAKE NOTE OF THIS:
Hypertext is a form of text that is
displayed on a computer screen and is
typically linked to other documents,
while Intertext is a form of text that is
used to express ideas and meanings
through the use of references and
metaphors.
The meaning of the text can be determined based
partly on the context in which it was developed.

Hypertext is a reading environment that is based


on the Internet. Hypertext allows people to go to
different texts as fast as Internet loading speeds
will allow.

Intertextuality helps people understand better by


referring to multiple texts to complete meaning.
ASSIGNMENT #2:
WRITE THIS ON A YELLOW PAD CROSSWISE
Activity 3 – Search the Internet for three related references for each topic.

1. New Covid 19 variant


a. _______________________________________________________________
b. _______________________________________________________________
c. _______________________________________________________________

2. Mental Health
a. _______________________________________________________________
b. _______________________________________________________________
c. _______________________________________________________________
3. Health Protocols
a. _______________________________________________________________
b. _______________________________________________________________
c. _______________________________________________________________

4. Bullying
a. ________________________________________________________________
b. ________________________________________________________________
c. ________________________________________________________________

5. Entrepreneurship
a. ________________________________________________________________
b. ________________________________________________________________
c. ________________________________________________________________
ANY QUESTIONS,
CLARIFICATIONS
AND CONCERN?
THANK YOU SO MUCH!

SEE YOU AGAIN


TOMORROW, YOU MAY
LEAVE SA LINK NA PO!

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