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Improving Adaptive Hypermedia by Adding Semantics

Recently the Web and its services have changed the way of thinking about them; hereby expectations have changed, too. While in recent times users have been satisfied with presentation of generic information, nowadays they are asking for personalized information, which are adapting to them. This kind of presentation is not sufficient in the information acquiring from databases on the Web. It is needed to append metadata to this information. Metadata express semantics and makes the information easier for computer processing. This paper presents models for adaptive and semantic Web and shows how to improve adaptive presentation with semantics.