SIG/SI Workshop: 11th Annual SIG-SI Research Symposium a Success!

Pnina Fichman, Howard Rosenbaum
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At the 2015 ASIS&T Annual Meeting, Special Interest Group/Social Informatics (SIG/SI) celebrated its 11th research symposium and the more than 100 panels, papers and posters presented over the years. The theme, “The Impacts of Social Informatics Research,” was evident in studies illustrating social informatics in a variety of contexts. Speakers explored the use of communications technology in marginalized communities and language use in informal chat about illegal behavior in online communities. Presenters also examined human rights in Indonesia, taking a value-oriented approach in social informatics research, efforts to create a safer internet and ways big data marginalize individuals through algorithms used in quantitative analyses. A panel considered where social informatics fits in the IT curriculum of iSchools. An examination of social connectedness through digital channels and devices won the Best Paper Award.

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SIG/SI研讨会:第11届SIG-SI年度研究研讨会圆满成功!
在2015年ASIS&T年会上,特殊兴趣小组/社会信息学(SIG/SI)庆祝了其第11届研究研讨会,以及多年来展示的100多个小组、论文和海报。主题是“社会信息学研究的影响”,在各种背景下的社会信息学研究中很明显。演讲者探讨了通讯技术在边缘社区的使用,以及在网络社区非正式聊天中对非法行为的语言使用。演讲者还考察了印度尼西亚的人权状况,在社会信息学研究中采用以价值为导向的方法,努力创建更安全的互联网,以及通过定量分析中使用的算法,大数据使个人边缘化的方式。一个小组讨论了社会信息学在isschools的IT课程中的位置。通过数字渠道和设备对社会联系的研究获得了最佳论文奖。
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