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The document presents the LAOS (Layered WWW AHS Authoring Model), a five-layer framework for authoring adaptive hypermedia systems. It emphasizes the need for a goal and constraints model to facilitate dynamic content generation and reusability in adaptive hypermedia. The paper details the design steps, algebraic operators for each layer, and exemplifies the model using MOT, an adaptive courseware authoring system developed at Eindhoven University of Technology. The authors argue that this layered approach enhances flexibility and expressivity in creating adaptive presentations.

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Begin by defining the concept attributes. Identify the main and extra attributes that will be used in your model.
Fill in the concept attributes with relevant content. Ensure that each attribute is clearly defined and contains necessary information.
Incorporate adaptive features related to goals and constraints. Design alternatives such as AND/OR relationships, weights, etc., to enhance adaptability.
Add user model related features. Use tables for attribute-value pairs that correspond to user-related entities for better organization.
Decide on adaptation strategies. Write medium-level adaptation rules or define low-level rules based on your requirements.
Define the format of your presentation means, including chapters and sections for clarity.
Finally, add adaptive features regarding presentation means, such as variable page lengths and synchronization points for a dynamic user experience.

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