This 3-hour tutorial, presented by Peter Brusilovsky from Carnegie Mellon University, aims to introduce participants to adaptive hypermedia, a new area of research in human-computer interaction. The tutorial is designed for intermediate-level HCI researchers and practitioners interested in designing advanced hypermedia and WWW applications. It covers a brief review of adaptive hypermedia concepts and existing systems, detailed descriptions of efficient adaptation techniques, and step-by-step instructions on implementing adaptive hypermedia on the WWW. The tutorial is particularly useful for those who want to learn about adaptive interfaces, systems, and user modeling, as well as for practitioners looking to make their Web-based systems more adaptive. The instructor, Peter Brusilovsky, is an expert in the field with extensive publications and experience in presenting at international conferences.This 3-hour tutorial, presented by Peter Brusilovsky from Carnegie Mellon University, aims to introduce participants to adaptive hypermedia, a new area of research in human-computer interaction. The tutorial is designed for intermediate-level HCI researchers and practitioners interested in designing advanced hypermedia and WWW applications. It covers a brief review of adaptive hypermedia concepts and existing systems, detailed descriptions of efficient adaptation techniques, and step-by-step instructions on implementing adaptive hypermedia on the WWW. The tutorial is particularly useful for those who want to learn about adaptive interfaces, systems, and user modeling, as well as for practitioners looking to make their Web-based systems more adaptive. The instructor, Peter Brusilovsky, is an expert in the field with extensive publications and experience in presenting at international conferences.