i SCHOOLS CAUCUS PRESENTS THE THIRD ANNUAL

iConference 2008 iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society

February 28 - March 1, 2008 UCLA :: Los Angeles, CA i Welcome to the 2008 Third Annual Schools Conference, i Futures: Systems, Selves, Society, bringing together scholars and professionals who are working at the nexus of information, technology, and people. i i The Schools Caucus and the Conference Planning Committee are delighted to offer more than 90 presentations, including invited speakers, paper sessions, posters, roundtables, and wildcards. A doctoral colloquium, mentoring for junior faculty, and a special visit to the Getty Research Institute will

f ro m De a n Ai ée Dorr provide additional opportunities for learning and sharing, celebrating our multidisciplinary efforts to understand and create the future roles of information in our society.

The UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies is honored to host this year’s event. May your time here be stimulating and rewarding.

Aimée Dorr Dean, UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies

keynote speakers Elizabeth D. Liddy Featured Guest Speaker, Thursday, February 28th Elizabeth D. Liddy is Interim Dean and Trustee in the School of Information Studies at . In 1999, she was appointed director of the school’s Center for Natural Language Processing, which advances the development of human-like language understanding software capabilities for government, commercial, and consumer applications. Liddy is also an adjunct professor at Upstate Medical University, where she conducts research on medical informatics. Liddy has led 65 research projects, with the support of numerous government agencies and commercial enterprises. In addition, she is a co-inventor on five patents in the area of natural language processing (NLP). Among her many honors, Liddy is a recipient of the Tibbetts Award from the SBIR Program of the U.S. Small Business Administration (1998), the Enterprise Award for Technology from the Upstate New York Technology Business Forum (1998), and the Outstanding Alumni Award from Syracuse University (2000). She holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from Daemen College and a M.L.S. in Information Studies and a Ph.D. in Information Transfer, both from Syracuse University.

Christa Phillips Featured Guest Speaker, Saturday, March 1st Christa Phillips, better known by her online persona “TriXie,” is the Community Editor at Xbox.com where she manages columnists, interviews gamers, covers industry events such as E3 and Tokyo Game Show, and runs Xbox LIVE program- ming events Frag Doll Friday, Family Game Night, and Xbox All-Nighter. She also manages and co-founded GamerchiX, an international group for women who play video games. Since the group began in June 2006, GamerchiX membership has grown to over 4,300 women in Los Angeles Times The Escapist.com The 32 countries. GamerchiX has been featured in the , , and Chicago Tribune . Phillips has been in the games industry for 13 years. She began her career as an InterAction assistant editor at magazine, and then became a packaging and advertising copywriter at Sierra On-Line before coming to Xbox in 2002 where she worked on the launches of Xbox LIVE, Xbox 360, Halo 2 and Halo 3. Her interests include reading, music, raising her two kids, and of course, playing video games.

2 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society acknowledgements table of contents This year’s conference was made possible only through the dedicated work and support of many individuals and organizations. A very special thanks Welcome :: pg 2 to every individual who submitted a proposal to the conference and to our dedicated proposal reviewers. Thanks as well to the following: Keynote Speakers :: pg 2

Sponsors Acknowledgements :: pg 3

Wed. Schedule :: pg 3

Thurs. Schedule :: pgs 4-5

Fri. Schedule :: pgs 5-7 Getty Museum Presentation and Reception Susan Allen Sat. Schedule :: pg 7 Kenneth Hamma i Schools Conference Planning Committee, Special Thanks: Details on Presentations Anne Gilliland, University of California, Los Angeles Debra Richardson, University of California, Irvine Posters :: pgs 8-9 Paul Solomon, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill John Unsworth, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne Papers :: pgs 10-11 Doctoral Colloquium Jonathan Furner, University of California, Los Angeles Wildcards :: pgs 12-13 Junior faculty Mentoring Leah Lievrouw, University of California, Los Angeles roundtables :: pgs 13-14 Steve Sawyer, Pennsylvania State University

Conference Planning and Graphics Maps :: pg 15, Back Cover Ron Dietel, University of California, Los Angeles Angela De Cenzo, University of California, Los Angeles Judy K. Lee, University of California, Los Angeles Leslie Lewis, University of California, Los Angeles

Wednesday, February 27th Pre-conference Opportunities By invitation

1:00 – 5:00 pm Doctoral Colloquium supported by National Science Foundation Session Chair: Jonathan Furner

The Colloquium will bring together a selected group of outstanding doctoral students (with i i School-type interests but not necessarily in a school that is a member of the School Caucus) for workshops with faculty. • Covel Commons, West Coast Room & South Bay Room

5:15 – 8:00 pm Doctoral Colloquium Dinner/Evening Program supported by National Science Foundation Session Chair: Jonathan Furner

Dinner for colloquium members followed by additional activities. • Covel Commons, West Coast Room & South Bay Room

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 3 Thursday, February 28th Thursday, February 28th

8:00 am – noon Conference Registration Participants will pick up their conference packets, final agenda, and name badges just outside of the Grand Horizon Room on the 3rd floor of Covel Commons. • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room

9:00 – 11:30 am Poster Sessions Session Chair: Jonathan Furner. Authors will present 30 posters related to new and promising research results and/or current design projects. Posters will remain available for viewing from 11:30 am to 5:30 pm. Posters must be taken down 5:30-5:45 pm on Thursday, February 28. • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salons EFG

noon - 1:30 pm Conference Welcome Luncheon with Keynote Speaker Elizabeth D. Liddy UCLA Graduate School of Education & Information Studies Dean Aimée Dorr will welcome i attendees to this year’s Schools’ conference. Michael Eisenberg, from the University of Washington, will introduce the keynote speaker, Elizabeth D. Liddy, Dean of the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University. • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salon ABCD

1:30 - 2:00 pm Afternoon Break : : Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Terrace

2:00 – 3:30 pm Early Afternoon Breakout Sessions Topics will range from information technologies and networking to information law and preservation.

➤ Paper Session #1: Session Chair: John Unsworth • De Neve Plaza B

Discipline Forma- One iSchool’s Ideas and Identity: iSchools: Mice Roaring iSchool Curricula: tion and the Field Doctoral Training and Research or the Future is Now How Wide? of Information. at Rutgers-SCILS 1959-2007. Arriving? How Deep?

➤ Paper Session #2: Session Chair: Jenny Preece • Bradley Room 217

Indigenous Peoples’ Tracing Transnational Flows Prim Drift, CopyBots, and Culture at the Interface: Rights to Culture of IT Knowledge through Folk Preservation: Three Collaborative Design and and Individual Open Exchange of Software Copyright Parables about Information Management with Rights to Access. Development Know-how. Art in the Digital Age. Indigenous Communities.

➤ Wildcard SessionS #1 - #4:

I (WC1) Is There a Cloud (WC2) Author (WC3) How Public Is the In- (WC4) Narratives of in Your Future? Applica- Meets Critics: ternet? A Conversation on the Engagement: Working tions of “Cloud Com- Sandra Braman. Nature of Human Interactions at the Intersections of puting” to Web-scale • Covel Commons, Online and the Implications Information, Social, Problems. South Bay Room for Research Methods. and Domain Science. • Covel Commons, • De Neve Plaza, • Covel Commons, West Coast Room Sycamore Room Northridge Room

3:30 – 4:00 pm Afternoon Break : : Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Terrace

4:00 – 5:30 pm Junior Faculty Mentoring : : Covel Commons, Northridge Room Session Chairs: Leah A. Lievrouw and Steve Sawyer.

By invitation only.

4 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Thursday, February 28th

4:00 - 5:30 pm Late Afternoon Breakout Sessions Sessions continue to explore the conference themes and beyond.

➤ Paper Session #3: Session Chair: Brian Cantwell Smith • De Neve Plaza B

The Role of the Community Identity: Peer “Just Me in a Closet with a Computer”: Taylor’s Value-added Arts in an iSchool Prestige and Academic Student Perceptions of Undergraduate Model: Still Relevant Education Hiring in the iSchools Information Technology Programs After All these Years

➤ WILDCARD SessionS: #5 - #8:

(WC5) Bridging Discourses: (WC6) iSchools and (WC7) iSchools in Central (WC8) Can iSchools Exploring the Relationship be- Undergraduate and South Europe: Develop- Fulfill Their Mission tween Information Technologies Education ments and Challenges of without Archival Studies? and International Development • Covel Commons, Cooperation • Bradley Room 217 • Covel Commons, West Coast Room • De Neve Plaza, South Bay Room Sycamore Room

5:30 – 7:00 pm Microsoft® Reception Join colleagues, mentors, and researchers on the Grand Horizon Terrace overlooking the UCLA campus. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Terrace

7:00 pm Dinner on your own UCLA buses will transport you to your hotel or to Westwood, where you may dine at a fine restaurant of your choice. Or make an optional visit to UCLA’s Hammer Museum with an outstanding collection of both contemporary and traditional art. The return trip to your hotel from a restaurant or the Hammer Museum will be on your own.

Friday, February 29th

8:00 - 8:30 am Continental Breakfast : : Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Terrace

8:30 - 10:00 am Early Morning Concurrent Sessions (also on next page)

➤ Paper Session #4: Session Chair: Marcia Bates • Covel Commons, Northridge Room

Privacy and Participation in Technical Authorship: Refiguring The d-School in the In the Spirit of Ubiquitous Information Systems: the Designer-user Conflict and i-School: HCI and Collaborating Information Ethics when Mobile the Visioning of Collective Design Research Phones are Sensors Technical Futures

➤ Paper Session #5: Session Chair: Olivia Frost • Covel Commons, South Bay Room Understanding del.icio.us Tag Approaches to Semantic Markup for Reframing Book Publishing in Choice Using Simulations Natural Heritage Literatures the Age of Networking

➤ Paper Session #6: Session Chair: Stephen hirtle • Covel Commons, West Coast Room

An Exploration of Information Practices to Designing e-Learning Games Information Dissemination the Use of Games in Sustain Knowledge Building: on Cellphones to Promote and Information Assurance Virtual Worlds for The Case of the Virtual Math Language Learning and Liter- in Vehicular Networks Online Education Teams Online Community acy in the Developing World

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 5 Friday, February 29th

8:30 - 10:00 am Early Morning Concurrent Sessions (Continued)

➤ Roundtable SessionS #1 - #5:

(RT1) The Globalization of Education (RT2) Intersectionality and (RT3) Mediating Intimacy: for Digital Librarianship—Implications Interdisciplinarity: Information Navigating Friendships, Family for iSchools in North America Studies and Studies of the “Other” Ties, and Romantic Relationships • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, with Communication Technologies Grand Horizon Room, Salon B Grand Horizon Room, Salon C • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salon D

(RT4) Information Assurance, Intelligence and Security: (RT5) Beyond the Qualitative/Quantitative Split: Opportunities and Directions for Future Research Alternate Forms of Research in the Information Space • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salon E • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salons FG

➤ Wildcard SessionS #9 - #10:

(WC9) Research Perspectives on (WC10) iSchool Proposal for Themed Wildcard Session on Social Tagging New Information Systems Methods • De Neve Plaza B • De Neve Plaza A

10:00 - 10:30 am Morning Break : : Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Terrace

10:30 - Noon Late Morning Concurrent Sessions

➤ Paper Session #7: Session Chair: Harry Bruce • De Neve Plaza B

Reconsidering the Practical Application The Social (Tagging) Act of Reading FRBR as an Interdisciplinary of Facets on the Web High-middle Range Theory

➤ Roundtable SessionS #6 - #10:

(RT6) Whose Turn is It? Research (RT7) iSchools in the Greater (RT8) Young People and Technologies: on Gaming in the iSchools Community Fostering Transformative Experiences • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room B Grand Horizon Room C Grand Horizon Room D

(RT9) Bridging the Divide Between Theory and (RT10) Information: Transforming the World Practice in ICT for Development through Better Communications • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salon E • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salons FG

➤ Wildcard SessionS #11 - #14:

(WC11) CHI, ICIS, SIGIR and (WC12) Mapping (WC13) Let’s Get Wild: Building (WC14) Numerous Other Outlets that Won’t the Design Space a National Research and Service Info-scavengers Accept My Work: The Perils of Pub- of Design Education Agenda for Community • De Neve Plaza A lishing Multidisciplinary Research? in iSchools Technologies and Networking • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, Northridge Room West Coast Room South Bay Room

Noon - 1:30 pm Lunch : : Sunset Village Dining Hall

Noon - 1:30 pm Junior Faculty Mentoring and Lunch : : De Neve Plaza A Session Chairs: Leah A. Lievrouw & Steve Sawyer.

By invitation only.

Noon - 1:30 pm Doctoral Colloquium Group Lunch : : Sunset Village Dining Hall By invitation only.

6 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Friday, February 29th

1:30 - 3:00 pm Early Afternoon Concurrent Sessions

➤ Paper Session #8: Session Chair: Debra Richardson • Covel Commons, Northridge Room

Ethics and the Undergraduate

➤ Paper Session #9: Session Chair: Bruce Kingma • Covel Commons, West Coast Room

Community Informatics

➤ Paper Session #10: Session Chair: Doug Oard • De Neve Plaza B

Whose Data Do You Trust? The Role of e-Infrastructures in Event-Driven An Exploration of the Integrity Issues in the the Transformation of Research Productivity Life Cycle of eScience Preservation of Scientific Data Practices and Outcomes Infrastructure Collaboratory Data

➤ Roundtable SessionS #11 - #14:

(RT11) Science and (RT12) The Role of (RT13) Social (RT14) Training, Integration, Technology Studies iSchools in Medical Network Analysis and Identity: A Roundtable (STS) in iSchools Informatics • Covel Commons, Discussion of Undergraduate • Covel Commons, • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon and Professional Master’s Grand Horizon Room, Grand Horizon Room, Room, Salon D Programs in iSchools Salon B Salon C • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salon E

➤ Wildcard SessionS #15 - #17:

(WC15) Okay, Facebook Me: (WC16) What to Do with Geeks and (WC17) Information Credibility: Let’s Exploring Behavior, Motivations Nerds? A Collaborative Website Get Serious (and Have Some Fun Too!) and Uses in Social Network Sites Analysis Workshop • Covel Commons, South Bay Room • De Neve Plaza A • Covel Commons, Grand Horizon Room, Salons FG

3:00 pm The Getty Center Board buses for a visit to the Getty Research Institute and an evening at the Getty Museum. This special event features a program from Getty Research Institute (GRI) speakers, followed by a reception. Conference participants may dine at the Getty Café or Restaurant (reservations needed for the Restaurant) or, visit the GRI and/or Museum galleries until 9 pm.

Saturday, March 1st

8:00 - 9:00 am Continental Breakfast : : Northwest Campus Auditorium Patio

9:00 - 10:30 am Keynote Presentation by Christa Phillips, Xbox.com, Microsoft® Corporation • Northwest Campus Auditorium

10:30 - 11:00 am Morning Break : : Northwest Campus Auditorium Patio

11:00 - Noon Plenary Concluding Session : : Northwest Campus Auditorium Panelists to be announced.

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 7 Poster Sessions SESSION CHAIR: Jonathan Furner • TIME: Thursday 9:00 am • LOCATION: Grand Horizon Rooms EFG

POSTER #1 POSTER #6 POSTER #10 Federal Funding for Information Older Adults and Information Technol- Post-disaster Information Infrastructure: Research ogy: The Current State of Research and The 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake Trudi Bellardo Hahn Future Directions Megan Finn Johanna L. H. Birkland and Michelle L. University of Maryland; [email protected] Kaarst-Brown University of California, Berkeley; Topics: nature and scope of iSchools [email protected] and iResearch Syracuse University; [email protected] Topics: community techologies and Topics Keywords: federal funding, research : information technology and ser- networking, information infrastructure vices for under-addressed communities, development, other POSTER #2 other Keywords: disasters, information infra- Keywords From Cultural Participation to Informa- : older adults, seniors, elderly, structure, information ecologies, social tion Visualization: A New Framework for information technology studies of information, sociology of Old Knowledge Management Schemas information Theodore Patrick Milas POSTER #7 A Preliminary Consumer Health POSTER #11 Florida State University; [email protected] Information-seeking (CHI-seeking) Towards a Data and Workflow Topics: cultural information systems, in- Behavior Model of Physicians Who Collaboratory for Research on formation organization, information tech- Treat Elderly Depressed Patients Free and Open Source Software nology and services for under-addressed (Results from the Pilot Study of a and its Development communities, nature and scope of iSchools Dissertation Proposal) James Howison, Kevin Crowston, and and iResearch Mary Jo Dorsey Megan Conklin Keywords : knowledge management, non- ; [email protected] Syracuse University; Elon University; Western social informatics Topics: information technology and ser- [email protected] Topics POSTER #3 vices for under-addressed communities : information infrastructure devel- Keywords opment, preserving digital information “Community Innovativeness”: A New : information-seeking behavior, Keywords Perspective on Knowledge Creation consumer health information, models, : cyberinfrastructure, Benjamin Addom physicians, seniors repositories Syracuse University; [email protected] POSTER #8 POSTER #12 Topics: community techologies and Developing an Organizational Model Towards a Model of Determinants networking, information technology and and Technical Implementation Plan for of Web Services Platform Adoption services for under-addressed communities Wireless Mesh Networks in Sao Tome by Complementers Keywords: community informatics, and Principe, West Africa Joseph B. Rubleske Christopher J. Ritzo innovation, knowledge generation Syracuse University; [email protected] University of Illinois at Topics POSTER #4 : information infrastructure Urbana-Champaign; [email protected] development Why Leave Wikipedia? Topics: community techologies and Keywords Lian Jian and Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason : software platforms, web networking, information infrastructure services, adoption, network effects, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; development, information technology and complementarities [email protected] services for under-addressed communities Topics: community techologies and Keywords: wireless mesh networks, POSTER #13 networking, information organization, community informatics, digital divide, in- ChemXSeer: An eScience Web Search information management, information formation society, Sao Tome and Principe Engine and Repository for Chemistry policy, ethics and law C. Lee Giles, Prasenjit Mitra, Karl Muller, Keywords: user-contributed-content, POSTER #9 James Kubicki, Barbara Garrison, community management systems Interactive Machine Learning (IML) James Z. Wang, Bingjun Sun, Ying Liu, Markup of OCR Generated Text by Qingzhao Tan, Levent Bolelli, POSTER #5 Exploiting Domain Knowledge: Xiaonan Lu, Anuj Jaiswal, Kun Bai, A Biodiversity Case Study Isaac Councill, William Brouwer, Beyond the Digital Divide into Qin Wei and P. Bryan Heidorn Juan Fernandez, and Joel Bandstra Computer-Mediated Communications: A Content Analysis of the Role of University of Illinois at Pennsylvania State University; Community Weblogs in Building Urbana-Champaign; [email protected] [email protected] Oldenburg’s Virtual Third Places Topics: community techologies and Topics: community techologies and in Black America networking, information infrastructure networking, information infrastructure Frank Igwe development, other development, information organization, preserving digital information Pennsylvania State University; Keywords: Interactive Machine Learning, [email protected] biodiversity informatics, evaluation of IML, Keywords: e-Science, chemistry, Topics: community techologies and information extraction, automatic markup cyberinfrastructure, information retrieval, networking, cultural information systems, data extraction information technology and services for under-addressed communities

Keywords: HIV/AIDS, blogs, community, third place, social support, content analysis, African-American

8 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Poster Sessions SESSION CHAIR: Jonathan Furner • TIME: Thursday 9:00 am • LOCATION: Grand Horizon Rooms EFG

POSTER #14 POSTER #20 POSTER #25 Stability and Change in Self-organizing Proposal of Document Classification A Visual Map of Public Mementos Technology-supported Groups: Evidence with Word Sense Disambiguation and Conjectures from Genres of Communication in Free Xiaozhong Liu Alberto Pepe and Open Source Software Development James Howison Syracuse University; [email protected] University of California, Los Angeles; Topics: information organization, other [email protected] Syracuse University; [email protected] Topics Keywords: Document classification, : cultural information systems, Topics : community techologies and WSD, NLP information organization, information networking, other policy, ethics and law Keywords: genres of online POSTER #21 Keywords: information visualization, communications, distributed teams, Group Maintenance Behaviors in mood analysis, data mining organizational change Self-organizing Distributed Teams Na Li, Michael John Scialdone, Robert POSTER #26 POSTER #15 Heckman, and Kevin Crowston To Catch a Predator? The Impacts of Gender and Initial The MySpace Moral Panic Syracuse University; [email protected] Social Activities on Trust and Alice E. Marwick Performance in CMC Topics: community techologies and net- New York University; Xiaoning Sun working [email protected] Keywords: group maintenance, self-orga- Drexel University; Topics: community techologies and net- [email protected] nizing distributed team, FLOSS, politeness theory, content analysis working, information policy, ethics and law Topics : other Keywords: social networking, information Keywords: gender, computer-mediated POSTER #22 policy, moral panics, internet filtering communication, trust, Instant Messaging Longitudinal Analysis of Freshman Adoption of Facebook.com POSTER #27 POSTER #16 Frederic Stutzman Conversation Repository for Healthcare Informatics: Supporting Participatory Librarianship University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Collaborative Sensemaking in the Keisuke Inoue [email protected] Emergency Department Syracuse University; [email protected] Sharoda A. Paul Topics: community techologies and net- working, other Topics: Community techologies and Pennsylvania State University; Keywords networking, information organization [email protected] : Facebook, social networks, identity, friendship, data Keywords: information seeking behavior, Topics : other information retrieval, Web 2.0, discourse Keywords: healthcare informatics, ICTs in POSTER #23 analysis, conversation theory healthcare, computer-supported coopera- Cyber Java Monopoly: Game-based tive work, collaborative systems, sense- Approach of Collaborative POSTER #28 making Programming Language Learning Watching Organizational Opinion I-Han Hsiao and Yi-Ling Lin via Social Tagging POSTER #17 Terrell Russell Support Sense-making with Tools University of Pittsburgh; [email protected] University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; for Structuring a Conceptual Space Topics: community techologies and net- [email protected] Pengyi Zhang working Keywords Topics: community techologies and University of Maryland; [email protected] : game-based learning, collab- orative learning, programming language networking, information organization, Topics : information organization, learning information management information management Keywords: expertise, organizations, Keywords: sense-making tools, POSTER #24 tagging, folksonomy conceptual structure, user-centered The Collaborative Information design and evaluation Behavior of Middle School Students POSTER #29 in Online Learning Environments: Behavorial Parameters of Trustworthi- POSTER #18 An Exploratory Study ness for Countering Insider Threats Deriving Ontology from Folksonomy Nan Zhou and Denise Agosto Shuyuan Mary Ho and Controlled Vocabulary Syracuse University; [email protected] Miao Chen and Jian Qin Drexel University; [email protected] Topics: information assurance and Syracuse University; [email protected] Topics: community techologies and net- security Topics : information organization working, Other Keywords: trustworthiness, insider Keywords: ontology, folksonomy, tag, Keywords: collaborative information threats, personnel anomaly detection controlled vocabulary, vector space behavior, computer-supported collabora- tive learning POSTER 30# POSTER #19 Incentive Design for Home The Impact of Documentation Computer Security on Secondary Data Use Rick Wash and Jeffrey King MacKie-Mason Jinfang Niu University of Michigan; [email protected] University of Michigan; [email protected] Topics: information assurance and Topics: information organization security Keywords: secondary data use, Keywords: security incentives, documentation, data sharing, metadata design

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 9 Paper Sessions

PAPER SESSION #1 Tracing Transnational Flows of IT Taylor’s Value-added Model: Knowledge through Open Exchange Still Relevant after All these Years Session Chair: John Unsworth of Software Development Know-How Michael B. Eisenberg and Lee Dirks Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm Susan Elliott Sim and Kavita Philip Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm B University of Washington; University of California, Irvine; Microsoft Corp; [email protected] Discipline Formation and the Field [email protected] Topics of Information : nature and scope of iSchools Topics Fran Miksa : information policy, ethics and and iResearch law, information technology and services Keywords: value-added, information University of Texas at Austin; for under-addressed communities theory, design, information technology, [email protected] Keywords: software engineering, systems Topics: information organization, nature India, ethnography, history and scope of iSchools and iResearch PAPER SESSION #4 Prim Drift, CopyBots, and Folk Keywords : discipline formation, Preservation: Three Copyright Session Chair: Marcia Bates tradition, information organization, Parables about Art in the Digital Age Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am field of information Kari M. Kraus Location: Covel Commons, Northridge Rm One iSchool’s Ideas and Identity: University of Maryland; Privacy and Participation in Ubiquitous Doctoral Training and Research [email protected] Information Systems: Information Ethics at Rutgers-SCILS 1959-2007 Topics when Mobile Phones are Sensors Hartmut B. Mokros : cultural information systems, information policy, ethics and law, other Katie Shilton, Jeff Burke, Deborah Estrin, Rutgers University; Mark Hansen and Mani Srivastava Keywords: second life, virtual worlds, [email protected] intellectual property, arts and humanities University of California, Los Angeles; Topics: nature and scope of iSchools [email protected] Culture At the Interface: Collaborative and iResearch Topics Design and Information Management : information assurance and Keywords : education, doctoral training, with Indigenous Communities security, information policy, ethics and research, iSchools Kimberly Christen, Craig Dietrich, law, information technology and services for under-addressed communities iSchools: Mice Roaring or the Future and Ramesh Srinivasan is Now Arriving? Keywords: ubiquitous computing, priva- Washington State University; University cy, ethics, embedded networked sensing Steve Sawyer and Howard Rosenbaum of Iowa; University of California, Pennsylvania State University; Los Angeles; [email protected] Technical Authorship: Refiguring the Indiana University; [email protected] Topics: cultural information systems, Designer-user Conflict and the Vision- ing of Collective Technical Futures Topics: nature and scope of iSchools information technology, and services for under-addressed communities Marisa Leavitt Cohn, Susan Elliott Sim, and iResearch, other and Kavita Philip Keywords: iSchools, institutions, faculty, Keywords: indigenous, digital archives, graduate students information management, collaboration University of California, Irvine; [email protected] iSchool Curricula: How Wide? How Deep? PAPER SESSION #3 Topics: information technology and ser- Richard A. Thompson Session Chair: Brian Cantwell Smith vices for under-addressed communities University of Pittsburgh; Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Keywords: authorship, user-centered [email protected] Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm B design, STS, software Topics: nature and scope of The Role of the Arts in an iSchool The d-School in the i-School: iSchools and iResearch Education HCI and Design Research Keywords: curriculum, Robert Heckman and Jaime Snyder John M. Carroll, S. R. Haynes, F. E. Ritter, telecommunications M. B. Rosson, and X. L. Zhang Syracuse University; [email protected] PAPER SESSION #2 Topics: nature and scope of iSchools Pennsylvania State University; and iResearch, other [email protected] Session Chair: Jenny Preece Topics: other Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm Keywords: arts, aesthetics, iprofessionals Location: Bradley, Rm 217 Keywords: i-School, d-School, identity, Community Identity: Peer Prestige interdisciplinarity, human-computer Indigenous Peoples’ Rights to Culture and Academic Hiring in the iSchools interaction and Individual Rights to Access Andrea Wiggins, Michael J. McQuaid, Kristy Kay Mathiesen and Lada A. Adamic In the Spirit of Collaborating Michael Nilan and Michael D’Eredita University of Arizona; Syracuse University; [email protected] University of Michigan; [email protected] Syracuse University; [email protected] Topics: information policy, ethics and law Topics: nature and scope of iSchools Topics: other and iResearch Keywords: human rights, cultural Keywords: cognitive, social cognition, property, indigenous, philosophy, Keywords: identity, community, collaborating, communicating, intellectual freedom prestige, hiring information use “Just Me in a Closet with a Computer”: PAPER SESSION #5 Student Perceptions of Undergraduate Information Technology Programs Session Chair: Olivia Frost Heekyung Choi Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Location: Covel Commons, South Bay Rm University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign; [email protected] Understanding del.icio.us Tag Choice Topics: nature and scope of iSchools Using Simulations and iResearch Rick Wash and Emilee Rader Keywords: informatics, IT education University of Michigan; [email protected] Topics: information organization 10 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Keywords: delicious tagging KM Paper Sessions

Approaches to Semantic Markup Information Dissemination and Informa- PAPER SESSION #9 for Natural Heritage Literatures tion Assurance in Vehicular Networks Hong Cui Prashant Krishnamurthy Session Chair: Bruce Kingma Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm University of Arizona; University of Pittsburgh; [email protected] Location: Covel Commons, West Coast Rm [email protected] Topics : community techologies and Community Informatics Topics : community techologies and networking, information assurance, and Kate Williams, Joan Durrance, networking, information organization, security Howard Rosenbaum, and John Carroll information management, information Keywords: vehicular network, commu- technology, and services for under- nity network, information assurance University of Illinois; addressed communities University of Michigan; Keywords: natural heritage literature, PAPER SESSION #7 Indiana University; [email protected] semantic markup, taxonomists, machine Topics: community techologies and Session Chair: Harry Bruce learning networking, information infrastructure Friday, 10:30 am - noon development, information technology Reframing Book Publishing in the Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm B and services for under-addressed Age of Networking Reconsidering the Practical Application communities, nature and scope of Jana Bradley and Heather Vokac of Facets on the Web iSchools and iResearch University of Arizona; Kathryn La Barre Keywords: community, community [email protected] informatics, memory, datasets, University of Illinois at Urbana- Topics: community technologies and Champaign; [email protected] outcomes, curriculum networking, cultural information sys- Topics: information organization tems, information technology, and ser- PAPER SESSION #10 Keywords: faceted analysis, metadata, vices for under-addressed communities Session Chair: Doug Oard resource description Keywords: electronic publishing, Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm emerging publishers, publishing in The Social (Tagging) Act of Reading Location: De Neve Plaza B the 21st century Cheryl Knott Malone Whose Data Do You Trust? PAPER SESSION #6 University of Arizona; Integrity Issues in the Preservation [email protected] of Scientific Data Session Chair: Stephen Hirtle Matthew S. Mayernik, Jillian C. Wallis, Topics: information organization Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Alberto Pepe, and Christine L. Borgman Location: Covel Commons, West Coast Rm Keywords: social tagging, metadata University of California, Los Angeles; An Exploration of the Use of Games FRBR as an Interdisciplinary [email protected] High-middle Range Theory in Virtual Worlds for Online Education Topics: information assurance and secu- Martha Garcia-Murillo and Ian MacInnes Allen H. Renear, David S. Dubin, and Cheryl Malone rity, information infrastructure develop- Syracuse University; [email protected] ment, preserving digital information University of Illinois at Urbana- Topics: other Keywords: data science, data integrity, Champaign; University of Arizona; data curation, cyberinfrastructure, data Keywords: online education, virtual [email protected] reuse worlds, Gee’s learning principles Topics: information organization The Role of e-Infrastructures in the Information Practices to Sustain Keywords : metadata, resource descrip- Transformation of Research Practices Knowledge Building: The Case of the tion, FRBR and Outcomes Virtual Math Teams Online Community Eric T. Meyer, Ralph Schroeder, Johann Sarmiento and Gerry Stahl PAPER SESSION #8 and William H. Dutton Drexel University; [email protected] Session Chair: Debra Richardson University of Oxford; Topics: community techologies and Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm [email protected] Location: Covel Commons, Northridge Rm networking, information infrastructure Topics: information infrastructure development, other Ethics and the Undergraduate development, information policy, Keywords: information practices, social Paul Conway, Toni Carbo, ethics and law and Lynette Kvasny computing, knowledge building, com- Keywords: e-Research, cyberinfrastruc- puter-supported collaborative learning University of Michigan; ture, e-Social Science, social shaping Designing e-Learning Games on University of Pittsburgh; Event-Driven Productivity Infrastructure Cellphones to Promote Language Pennsylvania State University; Hugh Taylor Learning and Literacy in the [email protected] Developing World Topics: information policy, ethics and law Microsoft Corp; [email protected] Matthew Kam Topics Keywords: information ethics, under- : information organization, University of California, Berkeley; graduate education, pedagogy, informa- information management [email protected] tion policy, social justice Keywords: EDA, event-driven architec- Topics: cultural information systems, ture, productivity infrastructure information technology and services for An Exploration of the Life Cycle of under-addressed communities eScience Collaboratory Data Keywords: cellphone, developing world, Jillian C. Wallis, Matthew S. Mayernik, games, e-learning, literacy, Alberto Pepe, and Christine L. Borgman University of California, Los Angeles; [email protected] Topics: information infrastructure development, information management Keywords: data life cycle, cyberinfrastructure

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 11 Wildcard & Roundtable Sessions

Wildcard WILDCARD SESSION #4 WILDCARD SESSION #7 Session Chair: David Ribes Session Chair: Tatjana Aparac-Jelusic WILDCARD SESSION #1 Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Location: Covel Commons, Northridge Rm Location: De Neve Plaza, Sycamore Rm Session Chair: Jimmy Lin Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm Narratives of Engagement: Working iSchools in Central and South Europe: Location: Covel Commons, West Coast Rm at the Intersections of Information, Developments and Challenges of Social, and Domain Science Cooperation Is there a Cloud in your Future? David Ribes, Christine Borgman, Tatjana Aparac-Jelusic, Christian Schloegl, Applications of “Cloud Computing” Thomas Finholt, Karen Baker, Maja Zumer, and Anna Maria Tamamro to Web-scale Problems Geoffrey Bowker Jimmy Lin University of Zadar, Croatia (Hrvatska); University of Michigan; [email protected] [email protected] University of Maryland; [email protected] Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and Topics: information infrastructure de- iResearch, other iResearch velopment, information technology and Keywords: collaboration, engagement, Keywords: ischools, Central and South services for under-addressed communi- social/information science Europe, education policy, curricula ties, nature and scope of iSchools and development, distance education, iResearch WILDCARD SESSION #5 cooperation in iEducation Keywords: cloud computing Session Chair: Ramesh Srinivasan WILDCARD SESSION #8 WILDCARD SESSION #2 Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Location: Covel Commons, South Bay Rm Session Chair: Richard James Cox Session Chair: Jean-François Blanchette Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Bridging Discourses: Exploring the Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm Location: Bradley, Rm 217 Location: Covel Commons, South Bay Rm Relationship between Information Technologies and International Can iSchools Fulfill theirM ission Author Meets Critics: Sandra Braman Development without Archival Studies? Jean-François Blanchette, Sandra Braman, Ramesh Srinivasan, Steven Jackson, Richard James Cox, Ronald Larsen, Steve Jackson, Leah Lievrouw, Tapan Parikh, and Jessica Wallack Michèle V. Cloonan, and Anne J. Gilliland and Milton Mueller University of California, Los Angeles; University of Pittsburgh School; University of California, Los Angeles; University of Michigan; Simmons College; University of California, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; University of California, Berkeley; Los Angeles; [email protected] University of Michigan; University of California, San Diego; Topics: cultural information systems, Syracuse University; [email protected] Center for Development Finance, India; preserving digital information, other Topics: information policy, ethics and law [email protected] Keywords: archives, preservation, Keywords Topics: community techologies and : information policy, law, author heritage, memory, curation meets critics, inter-disciplinarity, Sandra networking, cultural information systems, Braman information technology and services for WILDCARD SESSION #9 under-addressed communities WILDCARD SESSION #3 Keywords: development, international, Session Chair: Alla Zollers information society, microfinance, com- Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Session Chair: Alpha Selene DeLap Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm B Thursday, 2:00 - 3:30 pm munity Location: Covel Commons, Sycamore Rm Research Perspectives on Social Tagging WILDCARD SESSION #6 Alla Zollers, Tony Moore, Lilly Nguyen, How Public is the Internet? Session Chair: Derek L. Hansen Terrell Russell, Fred Stutzman A Conversation on the Nature of and Nicole Ellison Human Interactions On-line and the Thursday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Implications for Research Methods Location: Covel Commons, West Coast Rm University of California, Los Angeles; Alpha Selene DeLap and Phillip M. Edwards iSchools and Undergraduate Education University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; Derek L. Hansen, Susan M. Bonzi, Michigan State University; University of Washington; [email protected] [email protected] Lori Kendall, and David W. McDonald Topics: Ccommunity techologies and Topics : information policy, ethics and law, University of Maryland; networking, information organization Keywords Syracuse University; University of Illinois at : ethics, public and private uses Keywords: tags, social tagging, social of the Internet, Web 2.0 technologies, IRB, Urbana-Champaign; University of Washington; classification, social software online research [email protected] WILDCARD SESSION #10 Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and iResearch Session Chair: Susan Leigh Star Keywords: undergraduate education Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm A iSchool Proposal for Themed Wildcard Session on New Information Systems Methods Susan Leigh Star, Marina Jirotka, Jack Whalen, and Scout Calvert Santa Clara University; Oxford University; Xerox PARC; University of California, Santa Cruz; [email protected] Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and iResearch Keywords: methods, assessment, STS

12 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Wildcard & Roundtable Sessions

WILDCARD SESSION #11 WILDCARD SESSION #15 Roundtable Session Chair: Jim Jansen Session Chair: Frederic D. Stutzman Friday, 10:30 am - noon Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm ROUNDTABLE SESSION #1 Location: Covel Commons, Northridge Rm Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm A Session Chair: Terry Weech CHI, ICIS, SIGIR and Numerous Other Okay, Facebook Me: Exploring Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Outlets that Won’t Accept My Work: Behavior, Motivations and Uses Location: Covel Commons, The Perils of Publishing in Social Network Sites Grand Horizon Rm B Multidisciplinary Research? Frederic D. Stutzman, Danah Boyd, Jim Jansen, Howard Rosenbaum, Alice Marwick, and Cliff Lampe The Globalization of Education for Mark Ackerman, and Elizabeth D. Liddy Digital Librarianship—Implications University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill; for iSchools in North America Pennsylvania State Universityy; University of California, Berkeley; Terry Weech, Heather Moulaison, Indiana University; University of Michigan; New York University; Tatjana Aparac-Jelusic, Stephen Downie, Syracuse University; [email protected] Michigan State University; Michael Lesk, and Anne Maria Tammaro Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and [email protected] iResearch, other Topics: community technologies and University of Illinois; University of Zadar, Croatia (Hrvatska); University of Illinois at Keywords networking, other : publishing, multidisciplinary Urbana-Champaign; Rutgers University; Keywords research : social networks, facebook, and University of Parma, Italy; myspace, social computing, identity [email protected] WILDCARD SESSION #12 Topics WILDCARD SESSION #16 : information policy, ethics and Session Chair: M. Cameron Jones law, nature and scope of iSchools and Friday, 10:30 am - noon Session Chair: Indira Rita Guzman iResearch Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm Location: Covel Commons, West Coast Rm Keywords: digital libraries, iSchools, Location: Covel Commons, education, international Mapping the Design Space of Design Grand Horizon Rm FG Education in iSchools M. Cameron Jones, Ingbert R. Floyd, What to Do with Geeks and Nerds? ROUNDTABLE SESSION #2 Michael B. Twidale, Piotr D. Adamczyk, A Collaborative Website Analysis Session Chair: Clara M. Chu and John Carroll Workshop Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Kathryn Stam, Indira Rita Guzman, Location: Covel Commons, University of Illinois at Urbana- and Michael Scialdone Champaign; Pennsylvania State University; Grand Horizon Rm C [email protected] SUNY Institute of Technology; Intersectionality and Interdisciplinarity: TUI University; Syracuse University; Topics: nature and scope of iSchools Information Studies and Studies [email protected] and iResearch of the “Other” Topics Keywords: design, design thinking, : cultural information systems, Clara M. Chu education, pedagogy other Keywords University of California, Los Angeles; : web research [email protected] WILDCARD SESSION #13 WILDCARD SESSION #17 Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and Session Chair: Michael D. Crandall iResearch Friday, 10:30 am - noon Session Chair: Michael B. Eisenberg Keywords: intersectionality, interdisciplin- Location: Covel Commons, South Bay Rm Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm arity, research, education, the other Location: Covel Commons, South Bay Rm Let’s Get Wild: Building a National Research and Service Agenda for Com- Information Credibility: Let’s Get Serious ROUNDTABLE SESSION #3 munity Technologies and Networking (and Have Some Fun Too!) Session Chair: Andrew T. Fiore Michael D. Crandall, Karen Fisher, Michael B. Eisenberg, Peyina Lin, Yuan Lin, Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am R. David Lankes, Miriam Metzger, Karine Barzilai-Nahon, and Robert Mason Location: Covel Commons, and Soo Young Rieh University of Washington; Grand Horizon Rm D [email protected] University of Washington; Mediating Intimacy: Navigating Syracuse University; Topics: community techologies and Friendships, Family Ties, and networking, information technology and University of California, Santa Barbara; University of Michigan; Romantic Relationships with services for under-addressed communities [email protected] Communication Technologies Keywords: community technologies, Andrew T. Fiore, Coye Cheshire, Topics: community techologies and research, impact, society and Christo Sims networking, information infrastructure University of California, Berkeley; WILDCARD SESSION #14 development, information technology and services for under-addressed communities [email protected] Session Chair: Daniela Karin Rosner Keywords: information credibility, Topics: community techologies and net- Friday, 10:30 am - noon social networks, systems development, working, cultural information systems Location: De Neve Plaza, Rm A credibility. Keywords: intimacy, friendship, family, Info-scavengers mediation, communication Daniela Karin Rosner, Kevin Mateo Lim, and Hannes Hesse University of California, Berkeley; [email protected] Topics: information organization, other Keywords: immersive games, information retrieval, performance, alternative reality games

iConference 2008 :: UCLA :: Feb 28 - Mar 1 13 Roundtable Sessions

ROUNDTABLE SESSION #4 ROUNDTABLE SESSION #8 ROUNDTABLE SESSION #11 Session Chair: Scott Paquette Session Chair: Carol L. Tilley Session Chair: Nancy Van House Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Friday, 10:30 am - noon Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm E Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm D Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm B Information Assurance, Intelligence Young People and Technologies: Science and Technology Studies and Security: Opportunities and Fostering Transformative Experiences (STS) in iSchools Directions for Future Research Carol L. Tilley Nancy Van House, Scott Paquette, Isabelle Fagnot, Jean-François Blanchette, Kevin C. Desouza, Dave Yates, University of Illinois at Urbana- Christine L. Borgman, Leah Lievrouw, and Shuyuan Mary Ho Champaign; [email protected] Susan Leigh Star, and Judy Weedman Topics: information technology and ser- University of Maryland; vices for under-addressed communities University of California, Berkeley; Syracuse University; University of California, Los Angeles; Keywords University of Washington; : young people, information Santa Clara University; University of Southern California; technology, 21st century literacies, San Jose State University; [email protected] professional education [email protected] Topics Topics : information assurance and ROUNDTABLE SESSION #9 : nature and scope of iSchools and security, information management, nature iResearch and scope of iSchools and iResearch Session Chair: Melissa Rita Ho Keywords: STS, methods, theory, IS Keywords: information security, Friday, 10:30 am - noon assurance, intelligence Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm E ROUNDTABLE SESSION #12 Bridging the Divide Between Theory and Session Chair: Saira Naim Haque ROUNDTABLE SESSION #5 Practice in ICT for Development Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm Session Chair: Deborah Turner Melissa Rita Ho and Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm C Friday, 8:30 - 10:00 am Rajesh Veeraraghavan Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm FG The Role of iSchools in University of California, Berkeley; Medical Informatics Beyond the Qualitative/Quantitative [email protected] Saira Naim Haque, Split: Alternate Forms of Research Topics: information technology and Carsten Svarr Oesterlund, in the Information Space services for under-addressed communi- and Madhu C. Reddy Deborah Turner, Melanie Feinberg, ties, nature and scope of iSchools and Syracuse University; Pennsylvania State Lisa Nathan, and Kris Unsworth iResearch University; [email protected] Keywords: ictd ict4d development emerg- University of Washington; Topics: information infrastructure devel- ing regions [email protected] opment, information management, nature Topics : nature and scope of iSchools and ROUNDTABLE SESSION #10 and scope of iSchools and iResearch iResearch Keywords: health informatics; iSchool Keywords: research, methods, informa- Session Chair: Charles DuBois tion science Friday, 10:30 am - noon ROUNDTABLE SESSION #13 Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm FG Session Chair: John Yen ROUNDTABLE SESSION #6 Information: Transforming the World Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm Session Chair: Scott Nicholson through Better Communications Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm D Friday, 10:30 am - noon Charles DuBois, Ronald Dietel, Social Network Analysis Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm B Marlo Welshons, and Kelly Shaffer John Yen, Lee Giles, Hank Foley, Whose Turn is It? Research on Pennsylvania State University, Lada Adamic, Filippo Menczer, Gaming in the iSchools University of California, Los Angeles; Haizheng Wang, Andrea Tapia, Scott Nicholson and Ian MacInnes University of Illinois at Urbana- Marc Smith, Alessandro Vespigani, Champaign; University of Pittsburgh; and Brian Smith Syracuse University; [email protected] [email protected] Pennsylvania State University; Topics: community techologies and Topics: cultural information systems, University of Michigan; Indiana University; networking, information technology and information infrastructure development, Microsoft Corp; [email protected] services for under-addressed communities information organization, nature and Topics: community techologies and Keywords: gaming scope of iSchools and iResearch, other networking Keywords: communications, mentor- ROUNDTABLE SESSION #7 ing, professional development, writing, Keywords: social network; community; speaking network analysis Session Chair: Eric Christopher Kansa Friday, 10:30 am - noon ROUNDTABLE SESSION #14 Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm C Session Chair: Sean A. Munson iSchools in the Greater Community Friday, 1:30 - 3:00 pm Eric Christopher Kansa, Erik Wilde, Location: Covel, Grand Horizon Rm E and Raymond Yee Training, Integration, and Identity: University of California, Berkeley; A Roundtable Discussion of [email protected] Undergraduate and Professional Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and Master’s Programs in iSchools iResearch Libby Hemphill and Sean A. Munson Keywords: iSchools, clinic, instruction, University of Michigan; [email protected] projects, collaboration, laboratory, Topics: nature and scope of iSchools and incubation, university iResearch Keywords: iSchools, research, education, professional students

14 iConference 2008 :: iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Conference Area Maps

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