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ORCID19th iConference 2024: Changchun, China - Part I
- Isaac Sserwanga, Hideo Joho, Jie Ma, Preben Hansen, Dan Wu, Masanori Koizumi, Anne J. Gilliland:
Wisdom, Well-Being, Win-Win - 19th International Conference, iConference 2024, Changchun, China, April 15-26, 2024, Proceedings, Part I. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 14596, Springer 2024, ISBN 978-3-031-57849-6
Archives and Information Sustainability
- Bharat Mehra
, Jia Tina Du, Clara M. Chu:
Information Action Briefs: Advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Through Information Research, Practice, and Policy. 3-11 - Shaodan Sun, Jun Deng:
Extraction and Visualization of Geographical Spatio-Temporal Information from Chinese Historical Newspapers. 12-19 - Tianji Jiang, Jiarui Sun:
Identifying the Potential Users of Community Archives: A Case Study of the History of the Chinese 30 Years Project. 20-27
Behavioural Research
- Haodong Sun, Qing Ke:
What Motivates You to Use VR Exergames to Substitute for Real Sports? - An Empirical Study Based on Technology Readiness and Technology Acceptance Model. 31-52 - Susan C. Herring, Leo Yang, Ashley R. Dainas:
The Filtered Appeal: Evaluating the Impact of Appearance Enhancement on Effectiveness of Donation Requests. 53-69 - Thi Binh Minh Cao, Toine Bogers:
"If I Like BLANK, What Else Will I Like?": Analyzing a Human Recommendation Community on Reddit. 70-83 - Jian Tang, Yunran Wang, Xinxue Zhou, Jiayan Guo, Chenguang Li:
Can Chatbot Anthropomorphism and Empathy Mitigate the Impact of Customer Anger on Satisfaction? 84-95 - Xiaoyu Chen, Ruoxi Yang:
Understanding Users' Decision-Making on Privacy Disclosure from a Configurational Perspective Perceived Values, Privacy Concerns, Cognitive Style, and Trust. 96-105 - Malcolm Clark, Ian Ruthven:
Genre Recognition: A Model of Behaviour. 106-128 - Manyu Sheng, Pengyi Zhang:
"How I Form and Escape Information Cocoons": An Interview Study of Users on Short Video Apps. 129-138 - Dain Thomas, Gobinda Chowdhury, Ian Ruthven:
Are Older People Battling with Digital Financial Services? 139-146 - Grace Chmielinski, Sarah Bratt:
Plant-Based Predictions: An Exploratory Predictive Analysis of Purchasing Behavior of Meat-Alternatives by U.S. Consumers (2020). 147-157
AI and Machine Learning
- Jiangfeng Liu, Xiyu Wang, Dongbo Wang, Lei Pei:
AIGC-Enabled Interdisciplinary Science Measurement. 161-170 - Xiwei Wang, Yutong Liu, Siguleng Wuji, Ran Luo:
Role of Emotional Experience in AI Voice Assistant User Experience in Voice Shopping. 171-190 - Zhixuan Lian, Meiyin Huang, Fang Wang:
A Contextualized Government Service Chatbot for Individuals with limited Information Literacy. 191-208 - Yuehan Zhang, Yongqiang Ma, Jiawei Liu, Xiaozhong Liu, XiaoFeng Wang, Wei Lu:
Detection Vs. Anti-detection: Is Text Generated by AI Detectable? 209-222 - Rohan Salvi, Catherine Blake, Masooda N. Bashir:
PrivacyChat: Utilizing Large Language Model for Fine-Grained Information Extraction over Privacy Policies. 223-231
Information Science and Data Science
- Sucheta Lahiri, LaVerne Gray:
Reimagining Data Science Methodology for Community Well-Being Through Intersectional Feminist Voices. 235-252 - Elliott Hauser, Will Sutherland, Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi:
Participatory Observation Methods Within Data-Intensive Science: Formal Evaluation and Sociotechnical Insight. 253-269 - Fausto Giunchiglia, Mayukh Bagchi:
From Knowledge Representation to Knowledge Organization and Back. 270-287 - Julián D. Cortés, Maria Catalina Ramírez Cajiao:
The Missing Linkage Between Science Technology and Innovation Policy and the Scientific Workforce - Evidence from Colombia. 288-297 - Guangyuan Sun, Chunfeng Liu, Siyuan Peng, Qiao Li:
Understanding Researchers' Data-Centric Tasks: A Classification of Goals, Gaps, and Resources. 298-309 - Gretchen R. Stahlman:
Closing the Information Gap in Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Studies. 310-320 - Julián D. Cortés, Nicolás Robinson-García, Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Maria Catalina Ramírez Cajiao:
The Scholarly Age - Beyond the Academic Age Using Techno-Scientific, Knowledge Appropriation and Mentoring Outputs. 321-330
Information and Digital Literacy
- Lilach Alon, Maja Krtalic:
"Words Are not just Words; They Carry Experiences Within Them": Navigating Personal Information Management in Multilingual Contexts. 333-342 - Angela P. Murillo, Ayoung Yoon, Mitch Duncan, Adam Thomas-Fennelly:
Data Curation Competencies, Skill Sets, and Tools Analysis. 343-357 - Shuangling Cheng, Yeonhee Kim, Jae-Hwang Choi:
The Effect of Digital Literacy on International Students' Adjustment to University Life: Focusing on the Mediating Effect of ICT Self-efficacy. 358-374 - Amanda Hovious, Sarah Sutton:
Data Wellness and Everyday Life Data Literacy. 375-382 - Alison Harding, Jane Behre, Mega Subramaniam:
Meeting People Where They Are: Customizing Digital Literacy Education. 383-397 - Wei Fang, Lihong Zhou, Qinggong Shi:
"Inclusion We Stand, Divide We Fall": Digital Inclusion from Different Disciplines for Scientific Collaborations. 398-409 - Kate McDowell, Xinhui Hu, Matthew Turk:
Developing Library and Data Storytelling Toolkits: Scenarios and Personas. 410-420 - Kuo-Ting Huang:
Nostalgia-Driven Design: Creating an Inclusive VR Experience for Older Black Adults. 421-429
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