iConference 2011: Seattle, WA, USA

• Naomi Bloch, Bertram C. Bruce:
  Older adults and the new public sphere. 1-7
  
• Jonathan T. Morgan, Robert M. Mason, Karine Nahon:
  Lifting the veil: the expression of values in online communities. 8-15
  
• Miranda Belarde-Lewis:
  Sharing the private in public: indigenous cultural property and online media. 16-24
  
• Elisabeth Joyce, Brian S. Butler, Jacqueline Pike:
  Handling flammable materials: Wikipedia biographies of living persons as contentious objects. 25-32
  
• Danielle H. Lee, Peter Brusilovsky:
  Improving recommendations using WatchingNetworks in a social tagging system. 33-39
  
• Eric C. Cook, Stephanie D. Teasley:
  Beyond promotion and protection: creators, audiences and common ground in user-generated media. 41-47
  
• Naresh Kumar Agarwal:
  Information source and its relationship with the context of information seeking behavior. 48-55
  
• Deborah Turner, Warren Allen:
  Materiality and oral documents. 56-62
  
• Ronald E. Day, Lai Ma:
  Rethinking unsaid information: jokes and ideology. 63-67
  
• Oded Nov, Ofer Arazy, David Anderson:
  Dusting for science: motivation and participation of digital citizen science volunteers. 68-74
  
• Kentaro Toyama:
  Technology as amplifier in international development. 75-82
  
• Steven J. Jackson, Alex Pompe, Gabriel Krieshok:
  Things fall apart: maintenance, repair, and technology for education initiatives in rural Namibia. 83-90
  
• Brian Wentz, Jonathan Lazar:
  Are separate interfaces inherently unequal?: an evaluation with blind users of the usability of two interfaces for a social networking platform. 91-97
  
• Monica Maceli, Michael E. Atwood:
  From human factors to human actors to human crafters. 98-105
  
• Andrew Jensen Ko, Parmit K. Chilana:
  Design, discussion, and dissent in open bug reports. 106-113
  
• Paul André, Monica M. C. Schraefel, Alan J. Dix, Ryen W. White:
  Expressing well-being online: towards self-reflection and social awareness. 114-121
  
• Howard T. Welser, Dan Cosley, Gueorgi Kossinets, Austin Lin, Fedor Dokshin, Geri Gay, Marc A. Smith:
  Finding social roles in Wikipedia. 122-129
  
• Bernard J. Jansen, Kate Sobel, Geoff Cook:
  Being networked and being engaged: the impact of social networking on ecommerce information behavior. 130-136
  
• Richard P. Smiraglia, Hur-Li Lee, Hope A. Olson:
  Epistemic presumptions of authorship. 137-143
  
• Min-Chun Ku:
  A conceptualization of interaction with genres in the context of information practices. 144-150
  
• Jan Askhoj, Mitsuharu Nagamori, Shigeo Sugimoto:
  Archiving as a service: a model for the provision of shared archiving services using cloud computing. 151-158
  
• Cecilia R. Aragon, Sarah S. Poon:
  No sense of distance: improving cross-cultural communication with context-linked software tools. 159-165
  
• Elizabeth Kaziunas, Steve Sawyer, Carsten S. Østerlund:
  Social scientists, documents and cyberinfrastructure: the cobbler's children or the missing masses? 166-173
  
• David Gurzick, Kevin F. White, Wayne G. Lutters, Brian M. Landry, Caroline Dombrowski, Jeffrey Y. Kim:
  Designing the future of collaborative workplace systems: lessons learned from a comparison with alternate reality games. 174-180
  
• Melody Clark, Ricardo Gomez:
  Cost and other barriers to public access computing in developing countries. 181-188
  
• Araba Sey, Michelle Fellows:
  Loose strands: searching for evidence of public access ICT impact on development. 189-194
  
• Joshua Evan Blumenstock:
  Using mobile phone data to measure the ties between nations. 195-202
  
• Dan Wu, Daqing He, Jiepu Jiang, Wuyi Dong, Kim Thien Vo:
  Academic research in iSchools: state and implications. 203-210
  
• Sherry Koshman:
  iSchool agenda: mobile context research and teaching. 211-216
  
• Chuanfu Chen, Ping Wang, Yaqi Liu, Dan Wu, Gang Wu, Haoqin Ma:
  The attitude of LIS chairs toward the iSchools movement in China: a contemporary grounded theory analysis. 217-224
  
• Irene Lopatovska:
  Researching emotion: challenges and solutions. 225-229
  
• Bo Xie, Ivan Watkins, Man Huang:
  Making web-based multimedia health tutorials senior-friendly: design and training guidelines. 230-237
  
• Leanne Bowler, Daqing He, Wan Yin Hong:
  Who is referring teens to health information on the web?: hyperlinks between blogs and health web sites for teens. 238-243
  
• Anna-Liisa Syrjänen, Kari Kuutti:
  From technology to domain: the context of work for end-user development. 244-251
  
• Karen Pollock:
  iControl: comparing control architectures in computing technology. 252-259
  
• Maeva Veerapen:
  How did the computer disappear?: HCI during the experience of Second Life. 260-266
  
• Christopher C. Yang, Flaura Winston, Michael A. Zarro, Nancy Kassam-Adams:
  A study of user queries leading to a health information website: AfterTheInjury.org. 267-272
  
• Bo Xie, Mo Wang, Robert Feldman:
  Preferences for health information and decision-making: development of the Health Information Wants (HIW) questionnaire. 273-280
  
• Aaron Baird, Frederick North, T. S. Raghu:
  Personal Health Records (PHR) and the future of the physician-patient relationship. 281-288
  
• Lee Komito, Jessica Bates:
  Migrants' information practices and use of social media in Ireland: networks and community. 289-295
  
• Yuxiang Zhao, Qinghua Zhu, Kewen Wu:
  The development of social network analysis research in mainland China: a literature review perspective. 296-303
  
• Patrick Underwood, Howard T. Welser:
  'The internet is here': emergent coordination and innovation of protest forms in digital culture. 304-311
  
• April J. Spivack, Beth A. Rubin:
  Spaces to control creative output of the knowledge worker: a managerial paradox? 312-318
  
• Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Russell W. Robbins, William A. Wallace:
  Collaborative learning of ethical decision-making via simulated cases. 319-326
  
• Aditya Johri, Oded Nov, Raktim Mitra:
  "Cool" or "monster"?: company takeovers and their effect on open source community participation. 327-331
  
• Seoyeon Lee, Yuan Sun, Elizabeth Thiry:
  Do you believe in love at first sight: effects of media richness via modalities on viewers' overall impressions of online dating profiles. 332-339
  
• Donghee Yvette Wohn, Cliff Lampe, Jessica Vitak, Nicole B. Ellison:
  Coordinating the ordinary: social information uses of Facebook by adults. 340-347
  
• Karine Nahon, Jeff Hemsley, Shawn Walker, Muzammil Hussain:
  Blogs: spinning a web of virality. 348-355
  
• Jo-Anne Kelder, Christopher Lueg:
  Information grounds and micro information seeking: unpacking the complexities of community education and recruitment in breast screening service delivery. 356-362
  
• Leslie S. Liu, Patrick C. Shih, Gillian R. Hayes:
  Barriers to the adoption and use of personal health record systems. 363-370
  
• Chaebong Nam, Ann Peterson Bishop:
  This is the real me: a community informatics researcher joins the barrio arts, culture, and communication academy in a health information campaign. 371-378
  
• Steven J. Jackson, Radaphat Chongthammakun:
  Infrastructure and standards in Thai digital government. 379-386
  
• Susan Copeland Wilson, Dennis Linders:
  The open government directive: a preliminary assessment. 387-394
  
• John Carlo Bertot, Paul T. Jaeger:
  Promoting social inclusion through public library e-government partnerships. 395-401
  
• Andrea H. Tapia, Rosalie J. Ocker, Mary Beth Rosson, Bridget Blodgett:
  Good bones: anthropological scientific collaboration around computed tomography data. 402-409
  
• Kartikeya Bajpai, Edgar A. Maldonado, Louis-Marie Ngamassi Tchouakeu, Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Carleen F. Maitland:
  NGO collaborations: sharing and pooling projects. 410-416
  
• Matthew S. Mayernik, Archer L. Batcheller, Christine L. Borgman:
  How institutional factors influence the creation of scientific metadata. 417-425
  
• Lifang Xu, Jinhong Liu, Qing Fang:
  Analysis on open access citation advantage: an empirical study based on Oxford open journals. 426-432
  
• David A. Askay:
  Of values and functionality: the sequestering nonpositive reviews in an online feedback system. 433-437
  
• Martha Garcia-Murillo, Sergio A. Hinestrosa:
  Innovation strategies under uncertain economic and political circumstances: Argentinean ICT SMEs. 438-445
  
• Hsiao-Tieh Pu, Xin-Yu Jiang:
  A comparison of how users search on web finding and re-finding tasks. 446-451
  
• Dirk Lewandowski:
  The influence of commercial intent of search results on their perceived relevance. 452-458
  
• Joyojeet Pal, Ugo Vallauri, Victor Tsaran:
  Low-cost assistive technology in the developing world: a research agenda for information schools. 459-465
  
• Adam Fish:
  Governance of labor in digital video networks. 466-471
  
• Kate Williams:
  The cybernavigators of Chicago public library and the 'informatics moment': the information revolution in civil society and people's everyday lives. 472-477
  
• William Jones:
  XooML: XML in support of many tools working on a single organization of personal information. 478-488
  
• Justin Brinegar, Robert Capra:
  Managing music across multiple devices and computers. 489-495
  
• Yiming Liu, Erik Wilde:
  Personalized location-based services. 496-502
  
• Lesley Farmer:
  Data mining technology across academic disciplines. 503-507
  
• Lynette Kvasny, K. D. Joshi, Eileen M. Trauth:
  The influence of self-efficacy, gender stereotypes and the importance of it skills on college students' intentions to pursue IT careers. 508-513
  
• Michael J. Scialdone, Anthony J. Rotolo, Jaime Snyder:
  Social media futures: why iSchools should care. 514-521
  
• Matthew Zook, Mark Graham, Taylor Shelton:
  Analyzing global cyberscapes: mapping geo-coded internet information. 522-530
  
• Marilyn Ostergren, Jeff Hemsley, Miranda Belarde-Lewis, Shawn Walker:
  A vision for information visualization in information science. 531-537
  
• Robert B. Allen:
  Visualization, causation, and history. 538-545
  
• Michael Sean Murphy:
  Notes toward a politics of personalization. 546-551
  
• David J. Saab:
  An emergent culture model for discerning tag semantics in folksonomies. 552-560
  
• Caimei Lu, Xiaohua Hu, Jung-ran Park, Jia Huang:
  Post-based collaborative filtering for personalized tag recommendation. 561-568
  
• Pan Shi, Heng Xu, Xiaolong (Luke) Zhang:
  Informing security indicator design in web browsers. 569-575
  
• Eileen Gillette, Heather L. O'Brien, Julia Bullard:
  Exploring technology through the design lens: a case study of an interactive museum technology. 583-590
  
• Lisa P. Nathan, Milli Lake, Nell Carden Grey, Trond T. Nilsen, Robert F. Utter, Elizabeth J. Utter, Mark Ring, Zoe Kahn, Batya Friedman:
  Multi-lifespan information system design: investigating a new design approach in Rwanda. 591-597
  
• Yongyi Zhou, Ramona Broussard, Matthew Lease:
  Mobile options for online public access catalogs. 598-605
  
• Gerry Stahl:
  The structure of collaborative problem solving in a virtual math team. 606-613
  
• Kate Starbird, Leysia Palen:
  More than the usual suspects: the physical self and other resources for learning to program using a 3D avatar environment. 614-621
  
• Carlos Monroy, Yvonne Klisch, Leslie M. Miller:
  Emerging contexts for science education: embedding a forensic science game in a virtual world. 622-629
  
• Benjamin Kwasi Addom, Youngseek Kim, Jeffrey M. Stanton:
  eScience professional positions in the job market: a content analysis of job advertisements. 630-631
  
• Jae-wook Ahn, Peter Brusilovsky:
  Guiding educational resources for iSchool students with topic-based adaptive visualization. 632-633
  
• Dharma Akmon:
  Moving beyond sharing vs. withholding to understand how scientists share data through large-scale, open access databases. 634-635
  
• Derek Andes, James F. Cremer, Bridget Draxler, Nicole Dudley, Lauren Haldeman, Haowei Hsieh, Peter Likarish, Dat Tien Nguyen, Cristina Sarnelli, Jon Winet:
  UCOL -- Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature: mobile application research & development. 636-637
  
• Peemasak Angchun, Philip Turner, Lin Lin, Daniel Alemneh:
  Factors affecting selection of information sources: a study of Ramkhamhaeng University Regional Campuses graduate students. 638-639
  
• Marlene Asselin, Teresa Dobson, Eric M. Meyers, Cristina Teixiera, Linda Ham:
  Learning from YouTube: an analysis of information literacy in user discourse. 640-642
  
• Jung Hoon Baeg, Kathleen Burnett, Laurie J. Bonnici, Mega M. Subramaniam:
  Navigating the confluence of streams in the development of disciplinary identity, 2004--2009. 643-644
  
• Jan Broussard, Victor Mbarika:
  Impact of multimedia case studies. 647-648
  
• Julia Bullard, Heather L. O'Brien:
  Online synchronous interviewing of the info-savvy. 649-650
  
• Nadia Caidi, Margaret Lam:
  Reading in First Nations and the on-demand book service. 651-652
  
• Daniel Rude, Lucio Campanelli, Xiangming Mu:
  Experimental solutions for searching in an architectural and urban planning-specific database. 653-654
  
• Tiffany C. Chao:
  Data repositories: a home for microblog archives? 655-656
  
• Yan Chen, Lin Zhang:
  Research on role-based dynamic access control. 657-660
  
• Miao Chen, Xiaozong Liu:
  Predicting popularity of online distributed applications: iTunes app store case analysis. 661-663
  
• Yunfei Du:
  Enhancing social inclusion of rural libraries: a community outreach approach. 664-666
  
• Megan Finn:
  1857 California post-earthquake information practices. 667-669
  
• Andrew T. Fiore, Lindsay Shaw Taylor, G. A. Mendelsohn, Coye Cheshire:
  Predicting relationship outcomes in online dating: a longitudinal survey. 670-671
  
• Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Thomas Clay Templeton, Jordan L. Boyd-Graber:
  Modeling diverse standpoints in text classification: learning to be human by modeling human values. 672-673
  
• Luanne Freund, Justyna Berzowska, Jennifer Lee, Kevin Read, Heidi Schiller:
  Digging into Digg: genres of online news. 674-675
  
• Wei Gao, Caroline Haythornthwaite:
  Learning and knowledge exchange in science teaching. 676-678
  
• Jeff Ginger, Serra Jackman, Jon Gant:
  Enabling spatial data infrastructure development: collaboration, supportive web technologies and São Tomé Africa. 678-679
  
• Barbara M. Hayes:
  Everyday information in American philanthropy: informed giving. 680-681
  
• Malik Hussain, Brandon Nakamura, John Marino:
  Avatar appearance & information credibility in Second Life®. 682-683
  
• Faheem Hussain:
  "Green" digital Bangladesh: is it ready to face the challenges of climate change? 684-685
  
• David James, Jeffrey M. Stanton:
  Beyond being (t)here: the social and personal implications of making music at a distance. 686-687
  
• Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi:
  Social networking, social network technologies, and the enterprise. 688-690
  
• Melissa P. Johnston:
  The school librarian as a technology integration leader: enablers and barriers to leadership enactment. 691-693
  
• Arvind Karunakaran, Sandeep Purao:
  Templating in practice. 694-696
  
• Emily Knox:
  A confirmatory factor analysis of library use. 697-698
  
• Joung Hwa Koo, Yong Wan Cho, Melissa Gross:
  Coping with severe traumatic stress: understanding the role of information-seeking among political refugees. 699-701
  
• Susan Lai:
  Iconic images and citizen journalism. 702-703
  
• Susan Lai:
  Public journalism and the democratic process. 704-705
  
• Jin Ha Lee, M. Cameron Jones:
  Thinking inside the XBox: elements of information organization in video games. 706-707
  
• Angela Lin, Jonathan Foster:
  Understanding knowledge transfer for social enterprise: some preliminary findings. 708-709
  
• Jessica Lingel:
  Getting from here to there: information practices of immigrants in urban environments. 710-711
  
• Karen Lynn MacKay:
  Lost in translation?: an investigation of the interpretative process via the creation of a memento based on dream analysis. 712-716
  
• Marianne Martens:
  Team Edward or team Jacob?: how user-generated content is transforming young adult literature. 717-718
  
• Raktim Mitra, Vandana Singh, Aditya Johri:
  Cyber-learning ecosystem: tools, technology and users. 719-721
  
• Rebecca J. Morris:
  "Major stewards of storytelling": pre-service librarians' perspectives on librarians' roles in 21st century storytelling. 722-724
  
• Scott Nicholson:
  Connections for game education and research in the iSchools. 725-727
  
• Julia Bullard, Heather L. O'Brien:
  Information design in/as serious leisure: the case of information databases to support online gaming. 728-729
  
• Richard L. Anderson, Brian C. O'Connor, Melody McCotter:
  What makes a movie?: digraphic modeling of differences that make a difference. 730-731
  
• Kyong Eun Oh, Nicholas J. Belkin:
  Cross analysis of keeping personal information in different forms. 732-733
  
• Shannon M. Oltmann:
  Telephone & email interviews: using the respondents' context to determine the best interview mode. 734-735
  
• Xinru Page, Alfred Kobsa:
  Personality-based privacy management for location-sharing in diverse subpopulations. 736-738
  
• Carole L. Palmer, Suzie Allard, Mary Marlino:
  Data curation education in research centers. 738-740
  
• Katherine A. Panciera:
  User lifecycles in cyclopath: a survey of users. 741-742
  
• John Peco, Kelly Lyons:
  Internet utilization in decision making among emergent knowledge workers: poster proposal. 743-745
  
• Daniel Perry, Cecilia Aragon, Alan Meier, Marco Pritoni:
  Developing standards for affordances on embedded devices: poster abstract. 746-748
  
• Nathan R. Prestopnik:
  Information spaces as interactive worlds. 752-754
  
• Jian Qin, Carrie Solinger:
  Institutional policies on science research data: a pilot analysis. 761-762
  
• Angela Usha Ramnarine-Rieks, Delicia Tiera Greene, Mark R. Costa, Mary Grace Flaherty, Carrie Solinger:
  Bridging theory and practice: connecting coursework to internships in LIS programs. 763-764
  
• Simone Sacchi:
  Annotation evolution: how Web 2.0 technologies are enabling a change in annotation practice. 765-766
  
• Joshua Seymour, Jeffery Stanton, Yuanying Guo:
  Spreading the word: the proliferation of research using social networks. 767-769
  
• Nikhil Sharma, Brian S. Butler:
  Supercourse: a case study of knowledge mobilization by a virtual organization. 770-771
  
• Dong-Hee Shin, Taeyang Kim, Subin Jung:
  Towards a conceptualizing social presence in 3DTV. 772-780
  
• David Talley, Jeffrey Hortin, Jessica Bottomly:
  Information needs of public policy lobbyists. 781-782
  
• Thomas Clay Templeton, Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Jordan L. Boyd-Graber:
  Comparing values and sentiment using Mechanical Turk. 783-784
  
• Eileen M. Trauth, Lee B. Erickson:
  Social inclusion in the information economy: the context of university-industry collaborations for regional innovation. 785-787
  
• Iulian Vamanu:
  North-American aboriginal curators' understandings of aboriginal cultural heritage: a discourse-analytic approach. 788-789
  
• Earl J. Wagner, Jimmy Lin:
  In-depth accounts and passing mentions in the news: connecting readers to the context of a news event. 790-791
  
• Xin Wang, Sanda Erdelez, Carla Allen, Blake Anderson, Hongfei Cao, Chi-Ren Shyu:
  Medical image describing behavior: a comparison between an expert and novice. 792-793
  
• Jiazhen Wang, Sanda Erdelez, James Thome:
  Online consumer information encountering experience for planned purchase and unplanned purchase. 794-795
  
• Karen M. Wickett:
  Expressiveness requirements for reasoning about collection/item metadata relationships. 796-797
  
• Andrea Wiggins:
  eBirding: technology adoption and the transformation of leisure into science. 798-799
  
• Xuefeng Wu, Wei Lu, Jiepu Jiang:
  Journal evaluation using the importance of authors in co-authorship network. 800-801
  
• Laura Wynholds, David S. Fearon Jr., Christine L. Borgman, Sharon Traweek:
  Awash in stardust: data practices in astronomy. 802-804
  
• Kaiquan Xu, Jiexun Li, Stephen Shaoyi Liao:
  Sentiment community detection in social networks. 804-805
  
• Bei Yu:
  The emotional world of health online communities. 806-807
  
• Shaopeng Zhang, Wei Jeng:
  Designing a public touchscreen display system for iSchool community. 808-810
  
• Yan Zhang:
  Exploring a web space for consumer health information: implications for design. 811-812
  
• Yan Zhang:
  Effects of tasks on users' perceptions of the content of a web-based IR system. 813-815
  
• Jessica E. Moyer:
  "Teens today don't read books anymore": a study of differences in interest and comprehension in multiple modalities. 815-816
  
• Louis-Marie Ngamassi Tchouakeu, Carleen F. Maitland, Andrea Hoplight Tapia:
  Humanitarian information management network effectiveness: an analysis at the organizational and network levels. 817-818
  
• Sheng-Cheng Huang:
  Icons: pictures or logograms? 819-820
  
• Lai Ma:
  Information in our world: epistemological assumptions of concepts of information and research consequences. 821-822
  
• Hui-Yun Sung, Mark Hepworth, Gillian Ragsdell:
  Community engagement in public libraries. 823-824
  
• Ruy Cervantes:
  Infrastructures to imagine: the Mexican internet industry. 825-826
  
• Thomas Heverin:
  Microblogging for distributed surveillance in response to violent crises: ethical considerations. 827-828
  
• Elisabeth Jones:
  Large-scale book digitization in historical context: outlines of a comparison. 829-830
  
• Joshua Evan Blumenstock:
  Research overview for doctoral colloquium. 831-832
  
• Jung A. Lee:
  Neurophysiological analyses of the effects of online interactive tailored health videos (via web-automated human interaction technologies) on attention to health messages. 833
  
• Katie Shilton:
  Building values into the design of pervasive mobile technologies. 834-835
  
• Min-Chun Ku:
  Investigating genre-credibility relations in the context of scholars' information practices. 836-837
  
• Jennifer Stoll:
  Information sharing in community-based multi-organizational networks. 838-840
  
• Fei Xie:
  Architecture strategy of personalized information environment. 841
  
• Wayne Buente:
  Modeling citizenship information behavior and political action. 842-843
  

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