Risks/Trade-offs | 8 Levels | Adapting Assignments | Reactions | Suggestions | Works Cited Some Differences Between Traditional and Hypertextual Research Papers   Traditional Research Paper   Hypertext Research Project Has one clear consistent focus May have shifting center Argues a single line of reasoning May contain several alternative lines of reasoning Allows only text and graphics May include graphics, sound, animation, as well as text Is static and fixed once in print Is dynamic and subject to change Uses verbal transition words and sequential placement to connect relationships among ideas Uses links related to content words/phrases and hypertrails to connect relationships among ideas Requires skill mainly in manipulating words adroitly Requires technical skill and skill in manipulating sounds and images, as well as words Has one clear entrance into the text May have many possible entrance points Usually doesn’t repeat key points over and over again Is likely to repeat key points at various possible entry points * Student Examples: Aimee, Julie M., Amber, Don, Katie, Bryan, Holly, Julie S.