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ORCID78th ASIST 2015: St. Louis, Missouri, MO, USA
- Information Science with Impact: Research in and for the Community - Proceedings of the 78th ASIS&T Annual Meeting, ASIST 2015, St. Louis, Missouri, Missouri, USA, October 6-10, 2015. Proc. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol. 52(1), Wiley 2015
- Jenna Hartel:
Visualizing information worldwide a panel proposal to the 2015 ASIS&T annual meeting sponsored by: SIG-VIS, SIG-III, & SIG-HFIS. 1-3 - Hsin-Liang Chen, Philip Doty, Carol Mollman, Xi Niu, Jen-chien Yu, Tao Zhang:
Library assessment and data analytics in the big data era: Practice and policies. 1-4 - Marcia Lei Zeng, Marjorie M. K. Hlava, Joseph A. Busch, Olha A. Buchel, Maja Zumer:
If you build it, will they come? - A discussion of use cases and barriers of using the knowledge organization systems (KOS) available as linked open data (LOD). 1-3 - Eileen G. Abels, Lynne C. Howarth, Linda C. Smith:
Envisioning our information future and how to educate for it: A community conversation. 1-3 - Rajesh Singh, Karen A. Miller:
Standing out in the academic LIS job market: An interactive panel for doctoral students. 1-4 - Sanda Erdelez
, Lynne C. Howarth, Twyla Gibson:
How can information science contribute to alzheimer's disease research? 1-4 - John M. Budd, Clara M. Chu, Keren Dali, Heather O'Brien:
Making an impact through experiential learning. 1-4 - Loni Hagen, Jessica Kropczynski, Catherine L. Dumas, Jisue Lee, Fatima K. Espinoza Vasquez, Abebe Rorissa:
Emerging trends in the use and adoption of E-participation around the world. 1-4 - Kyungwon Koh, Kyong Eun Oh, Naresh Kumar Agarwal, Nicholas J. Belkin:
Information seeking and beyond: Impacts of studying different forms of information behavior. 1-5 - Meg Leta Jones, Elana Zeide, Jens-Erik Mai, Elisabeth A. Jones, Jill Dupre, Neil Richards:
The right to be forgotten. 1-3 - Nadia Caidi, Alissa Centivany, Pamela Samuelson, Michael Wolfe:
Envisioning how fair use and fair dealing might best facilitate scholarship. 1-3 - Xiaozhong Liu, Michelle M. Kazmer, Michael B. Twidale, Noriko Hara, Mega M. Subramaniam:
Education in the cyberlearning era: New challenges, opportunities, and applications. 1-3 - Nadine Desrochers, Timothy D. Bowman, Stefanie Haustein, Philippe Mongeon, Anabel Quan-Haase, Adèle Paul-Hus, Rodrigo Costas, Vincent Larivière, Jen Pecoskie, Andrew Tsou:
Authorship, Patents, Citations, Acknowledgments, Tweets, Reader Counts and the Multifaceted Reward System of Science. 1-4 - Denise E. Agosto, Bella Jing Zhang, Kristene Unsworth, Jenny S. Bossaller, Deborah Turner:
Cultural diversity in LIS research: National and international communities as context for the study of ethics, policy, and education. 1-4 - Kimiz Dalkir, Denise A. D. Bedford, Karen A. Miller:
Knowledge management in LIS education: Bridging research and practice. 1-4 - Judit Bar-Ilan, Timothy D. Bowman, Stefanie Haustein, Stasa Milojevic, Isabella Peters:
Self-Presentation in academia today: From peer-reviewed publications to social media. 1-4 - Jeremy L. McLaughlin, Meris Mandernach, Alex Oliszewski, Christian James, Melissa Higgins, Stacy R. Konkiel:
Breaking traditional barriers: Collaboration, impact, and information technology in the humanities. 1-4 - Denise E. Agosto, Denise Bedford, Michael Khoo, Delia Neuman:
Impact-Driven work: Tearing down the firewalls between research and practice. 1-4 - Stephann Makri, Jaffor Bhuiya, Jermaine Carthy, Jermaine Owusu-Bonsu:
Observing serendipity in digital information environments. 1-10 - Hong Cui, Wasila M. Dahdul, T. Alexander Dececchi, Nizar Ibrahim, Paula M. Mabee, James P. Balhoff, Hariharan Gopalakrishnan:
CharaParser+EQ: Performance evaluation without gold standard. 1-10 - Alieda Blandford, Dominique Taylor, Mike Smit:
Examining the role of information in the civic engagement of youth. 1-9 - Rebecca Parks Follman:
Mentoring as information practice: Unpacking the black box. 1-8 - Jian-Syuan Wong, Bart Pursel, Anna Divinsky, Bernard J. Jansen:
Analyzing MOOC discussion forum messages to identify cognitive learning information exchanges. 1-10 - Abdul Rohman, Natalie Pang:
Seeking common ground: Coffee shops as information grounds in the context of conflict. 1-10 - Michael M. Widdersheim, Masanori Koizumi:
Signal architectures of US public libraries: Resolving legitimacy between public and private spheres. 1-13 - Darin Freeburg:
Acceptance of knowledge management concepts in religious organizations: The impacts of information and willful disengagement from productive inquiry. 1-10 - Sarah Barriage, Darcey K. Searles:
Astronauts and sugar beets: Young girls' information seeking in family interactions. 1-10 - Wanying Chiu, Kun Lu:
Random walk on co-word network: Ranking terms using structural features. 1-11 - Christine E. Wania:
Investigating an author's influence using citation analyses: Christopher alexander (1964-2014). 1-10 - Yuelin Li, Xiaofeng He, Die Hu:
Information seeking and sharing in virtual communities: A case study of chinese IT professionals. 1-10 - Spencer Charles Lilley:
Whakapapa: Genealogical information seeking in an indigenous context. 1-8 - Beth St. Jean, Natalie Greene Taylor, Christie M. Kodama, Mega M. Subramaniam, Dana Casciotti:
Impacts of the HackHealth after-school program: Motivating youth through personal relevance. 1-11 - Ana Lucic, Catherine Blake:
Learning user-defined, domain-specific relations: A situated case study and evaluation in plant science. 1-12 - Noora Hirvonen, Riitta Pyky, Raija Korpelainen, Maija-Leena Huotari:
Health information literacy and stage of change in relation to physical activity information seeking and avoidance: A population-based study among young men. 1-11 - Anindita Paul, Kim M. Thompson, Jannica Heinström:
After access: An inquiry into ICT use factors for indian women. 1-10 - Maria Henkel:
Educators of the information society: Information literacy instruction in public and academic libraries of canada. 1-10 - Rebecca D. Frank, Adam Kriesberg, Elizabeth Yakel, Ixchel M. Faniel:
Looting hoards of gold and poaching spotted owls: Data confidentiality among archaeologists & zoologists. 1-10 - Miraida Morales, Xiaomu Zhou:
Health practices of immigrant women: Indigenous knowledge in an urban environment. 1-10 - Grace YoungJoo Jeon, Soo Young Rieh:
Social search behavior in a social Q&A service: Goals, strategies, and outcomes. 1-10 - Peng Chu, Anita Komlodi, Gyöngyi Rózsa:
Online search in english as a non-native language. 1-9 - Vanessa Kitzie, Debanjan Ghosh:
#Criming and #Alive: Network and content analysis of two sides of a story on twitter. 1-10 - Leanne Bowler, Jocelyn Monahan, Wei Jeng, Jung Sun Oh, Daqing He:
The Quality and helpfulness of answers to eating disorder questions in yahoo! answers: Teens speak out. 1-10 - Masooda N. Bashir, Carol Hayes, April Lambert, Jay P. Kesan:
Online privacy and informed consent: The dilemma of information asymmetry. 1-10 - April Lambert, Michelle Parker, Masooda N. Bashir:
Library patron privacy in jeopardy an analysis of the privacy policies of digital content vendors. 1-9 - Dongho Choi, Ziad Matni, Chirag Shah:
Switching sources: A study of people's exploratory search behavior on social media and the web. 1-10 - Si Sun, Nicholas J. Belkin:
Information attribute motivators of personal health information management activities. 1-10 - Diana L. Ascher:
How is she? Information and the surgical waiting lounge. 1-8 - Lisa M. Given, Wade B. Kelly, Rebekah Willson:
Bracing for impact: The role of information science in supporting societal research impact. 1-10 - Josipa Basic, Sanda Erdelez:
The role of risky behaviors and health education in college students' health information acquisition on the internet. 1-10 - Hsiao-Ying Huang, Masooda N. Bashir:
Direct-to-Consumer genetic testing: Contextual privacy predicament. 1-10 - Chirag Shah:
Building a parsimonious model for identifying best answers using interaction history in community Q&A. 1-10 - Caitlin Rinn, Kathryn Summers, Emily Rhodes, Joël Virothaisakun, Dana Chisnell:
Password creation strategies across high- and low-literacy web users. 1-9 - Lynn Westbrook:
ASIS&T addressing missed information opportunities and victims' information agency in the fight against sexual human trafficking. 1-16 - Yue Zhang, Adrian Ogletree, Jane Greenberg, Chelcie Rowell:
Controlled vocabularies for scientific data: Users and desired functionalities. 1-8 - Craig M. MacDonald:
User Experience Librarians: User Advocates, User Researchers, Usability Evaluators, or All of the Above? 1-10 - Timothy Nugent, Christopher Lueg, Paris Buttfield-Addison, Julian R. Dermoudy:
"It's useless for that": Finding, frustration, and fun with mobile technology in outdoor markets. 1-9 - Leslie Thomson, Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi:
Information practices in the broader 'deportment' of mobile knowledge work. 1-10 - Kaitlin L. Costello:
Information quality, privacy policies, and data safety practices in online social networks for health: A longitudinal analysis. 1-9 - Loet Leydesdorff:
The dynamics of journal-journal citation relations: Can "hot spots" in the sciences be mapped? 1-4 - Amelia N. Gibson, Samantha J. Kaplan:
"A family like ours": Demographic variations in information seeking behavior and community participation among parents of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). 1-4 - Roderic N. Crooks:
The coded schoolhouse: Tablet computers and public education. 1 - Lu Xiao, Richelle L. Witherspoon:
Pre-discussion's note-taking in hidden profile tasks. 1-4 - Lu Xiao, Richelle L. Witherspoon:
Information sharing as story construction in group decision making. 1-4 - Hanseul Stephanie Lee:
Health information needs and seeking behaviors among korean mothers of young children in the United States. 1-4 - Yi Shen:
Strategic planning for a data-driven, shared-access research enterprise: virginia tech research data assessment and landscape study. 1-4 - Oksana L. Zavalina, Daniel Gelaw Alemneh, Priya Kizhakkethil, Mark E. Phillips, Hannah Tarver:
Extended date/time format (EDTF) in the digital public library of America's metadata: Exploratory analysis. 1-5 - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Judit Bar-Ilan, Mark Levene:
How and why do users change their assessment of search results over time? 1-4 - Eden Shalom Erez, Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Judit Bar-Ilan:
Subjective vs. objective evaluation of ontological statements with crowdsourcing. 1-4 - Erik Choi, Michal Borkowski, Julien Zakoian, Katie Sagan, Kent Scholla, Crystal Ponti, Michal Labedz, Maciek Bielski:
Utilizing content moderators to investigate critical factors for assessing the quality of answers on brainly, social learning Q&A platform for students: A pilot study. 1-4 - Lori McCay-Peet, Anabel Quan-Haase, Dagmar Kern:
Exploratory search in digital libraries: A preliminary examination of the use and role of interface features. 1-4 - Erin Colvin, Donald H. Kraft:
Fuzzy retrieval for software reuse. 1-3 - Pierre Pluye, Reem El Sherif, Gillian Bartlett, Vera Granikov, Roland M. Grad, Geneviève Doray, François Lagarde, Christine Loignon, France Bouthillier:
Perceived outcomes of online parenting information according to self-selected participants from a population of website users. 1-3 - Shahé Navasart Sanentz, Michael Lesk:
Toward a semantic stability index (SSI) via a preliminary exploration of translation looping. 1-4 - Rachel Ivy Clarke:
Designing disciplinary identity: An analysis of the term "design" in library and information science vocabulary. 1-4 - Henna Kim, Bo Xie:
Health literacy and internet- and mobile app-based health services: A systematic review of the literature. 1-4 - Reem El Sherif, Pascale Roy, David Li Tang, Pierre Pluye, Paula Bush, Geneviève Doray, François Lagarde:
Toward an information management system for handling parenting information users' comments. 1-3 - Katherine W. McCain:
"Nothing as practical as a good theory" Does Lewin's Maxim still have salience in the applied social sciences? 1-4 - Md. Anwarul Islam, Naresh Kumar Agarwal, Mitsuru Ikeda:
How does knowledge management affect service innovation in academic libraries?: A survey study. 1-4 - Eystein Gullbekk, Idunn Byum, Katriina Byström:
Interdisciplinarity and information literacy: Librarians' competencies in emerging settings of higher education. 1-4 - Beth Strickland, Emily Lawrence:
What's your epistemology?: Quiz design as a pedagogical tool in library & information science doctoral education. 1-3 - Yimin Chen, Niall J. Conroy, Victoria L. Rubin:
News in an online world: The need for an "automatic crap detector". 1-4 - Niall J. Conroy, Victoria L. Rubin, Yimin Chen:
Automatic deception detection: Methods for finding fake news. 1-4 - Victoria L. Rubin, Yimin Chen, Niall J. Conroy:
Deception detection for news: Three types of fakes. 1-4 - Jyothi Keshavan Vinjumur, Douglas W. Oard:
Finding the privileged few: Supporting privilege review for e-discovery. 1-4 - Annie T. Chen:
Body-as-information: Learning to listen to the body in the context of chronic illness. 1-4 - Harumi Murakami, Zhenguo Tang, Atsushi Kurihara:
Design and implementation of system for exploring subject headings. 1-4 - Boryung Ju, Dan E. Albertson:
Examining user-driven factors for intentions to use video digital libraries. 1-4 - Hengyi Fu, Shuheng Wu, Sanghee Oh:
Evaluating answer quality across knowledge domains: Using textual and non-textual features in social Q&A. 1-5 - Susan A. LaValley, Elizabeth A. Gage-Bouchard, Michelle A. Mollica, Lynda Beaupin:
Examining social media use among parents of children with cancer. 1-3 - Chase McCoy, Amy Yu, Sabina Ramazanova:
An author co-citation analysis: Examining the intellectual structure of e-learning from 1981 to 2014. 1-3 - Houda el Mimouni, Craig M. MacDonald:
Culture and information architecture: A study of American and Arab academic websites. 1-4 - Yuehua Zhao, Dietmar Wolfram:
Assessing the popularity of the top-tier journals in the LIS field on Twitter. 1-4 - Geet Lahoti, Meen Chul Kim, Jan L. Youtie, Alan L. Porter, Chuck Zhang, Ben Wang, Diana Hicks:
A scientometric comparative study of single-walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes research. 1-4 - Safirotu Khoir, Jia Tina Du, Andy Koronios:
Information sharing in community associations: Asian immigrants' experiences. 1-4 - Xinran Chen, Sei-Ching Joanna Sin, Yin-Leng Theng, Chei Sian Lee:
Deterring the spread of misinformation on social network sites: A social cognitive theory-guided intervention. 1-4 - Christine L. Borgman, Herbert Van de Sompel, Andrea Scharnhorst, Henk van den Berg, Andrew E. Treloar:
Who uses the digital data archive? An exploratory study of DANS. 1-4 - Chao Lu, Chengzhi Zhang, Shutian Ma:
How does citing behavior for a scientific article change over time? A preliminary study. 1-4 - Chung-Yi Hou, Matthew S. Mayernik, Robert Dattore, Steven J. Worley:
Making dataset ingest decisions: A data archive's appraisal and selection system implementation. 1-4 - Min Sook Park, Seunghoo Lim, Sanghee Oh:
Testing variations across contexts in high quality information selection practices: A hierarchical linear modeling approach. 1-4 - Roberto I. González-Ibáñez, Carolina Bonacic, Álvaro Fernández:
A real-time web observatory for cycling safety: A tool for supporting research and decision making of people and organizations. 1-4 - Meen Chul Kim, Yuanyuan Feng, Yongjun Zhu, Qing Ping:
Quantitative exploration into the diffusion process of creative ideas in economics: Nobel prize laureates. 1-4 - Jonathan Eldredge, Eric Garbin, Philip J. Kroth:
Which VIVO harvester queries best populate the VIVO database with accurate faculty member publications? 1-3 - Wen Lou, Jiangen He:
Does author affiliation reputation affect uncitedness? 1-4 - Sei-Ching Joanna Sin, Chei Sian Lee:
Hypotheses of information-seeking satisfaction gaps: Demographics, sources usage, and person-source fit. 1-4 - Chris Freeland, Heather Lea Moulaison:
Development of the missouri hub: Preparing for linked open data by contributing to the digital public library of America. 1-4 - Chris Freeland, Kodjo Atiso:
Determining users' motivations to participate in online community archives: A preliminary study of documenting ferguson. 1-4 - Wooseob Jeong, Hye Jung Han:
Media visualization of book cover images: Exploring differences among bestsellers in different countries. 1-4 - Clarence Maybee, Lisa Zilinski:
Data informed learning: A next phase data literacy framework for higher education. 1-4 - Yin Zhang, Hsin-Liang Chen:
Data management and curation practices: The case of using DSpace and implications. 1-4 - Liya Deng:
Inclusive museum and its impact on learning of special needs children. 1-4 - Kyunghye Yoon, Adam Bezdicek:
Using syntagmatic relations to examine semantic communities in user generated book reviews. 1-3 - Laura Fry, Yleana E. Santos, Yan Zhang:
Health information use: Preliminary results from a systematic review. 1-3 - Shenmeng Xu, Bradley M. Hemminger:
What flavors are different types of scholarly articles? An investigation of PLOS publications. 1-4 - Ayse Gursoy:
Evaluating fan fiction metadata for preservation use. 1-4 - Peng Zhu, Wei Wu, Xiaoxiao Zhao, Mengying Xu:
The research of mobile internet user's behavior: From the perspective of individual's regulatory focus. 1-4 - Catherine Blake, Maria Souden, Caryn L. Anderson, Michael B. Twidale, Jenifer E. Stelmack:
Online question answering practices to support healthcare data re-use. 1-4 - June Abbas, Stacey Renee Baker, Samuel J. Huskey, Chris E. Weaver:
Digital latin library: Information work practices of classics scholars, graduate students, and teachers. 1-4 - Genevieve Podleski:
Streamlining metadata for economic time series data: A project report. 1-4 - Chun Guo, Xiaozhong Liu:
Feature selection on heterogeneous graph. 1-4 - Yejun Wu, Li Yang:
Expanding an oil spill semantic relations taxonomy with a foreign policy semantic relations taxonomy. 1-3 - Denise A. D. Bedford, Sean Kelley, Geoffrey Bible, Justin Kollinger, Kelsey Savage, Gabrielle Brown, Liz Sabatiuk:
Neighborhood-level index of knowledge and intellectual capital. 1-4 - Wanying Chiu, Kun Lu:
Paradigmatic relations and syntagmatic relations: How are they related? 1-4 - T. Zachary Frazier:
Agnotology and information. 1-3 - Dalma Geszten, Balázs Péter Hámornik, Anita Komlodi, Károly Hercegfi, Bálint Szabó, Alyson L. Young:
Qualitative analysis of user experience in a 3D virtual environment. 1-4 - Kim Plassmeier, Timo Borst, Christiane Behnert, Dirk Lewandowski:
Evaluating popularity data for relevance ranking in library information systems. 1-4 - Katrina Fenlon:
Significant features of thematic research collections. 1-5 - Scott Jensen, Yingying Yu, Hans B. Liu, Xiaozhong Liu:
Query-centric scientific topic evolution extraction. 1-4 - Seungwon Yang:
Topical scopes of digital and data curation curricula. 1-4 - Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Yan Zhang, Bo Xie:
Human values and personal health records. 1-4 - Carla M. Allen, Dinara Saparova:
Needs analysis on the development of evidence-based practice in an undergraduate problem-based learning context. 1-4 - Frances Nichols Bachstein:
The nature of government tweets for conveying a message to the public. 1-5 - Devon L. Greyson:
Health information triangulation: A complex and agentic practice among young parents. 1-3 - Rachel A. Fleming-May, Harriett E. Green:
"A gutenberg moment": The do-it-yourself world of online literary publishing. 1-3 - Krista Parham, Jessica Wong, Laura Cang, Yasmin Shash, T. Zachary Frazier, Joanna McGrenere:
DisasterBox: Designing social media for disaster relief. 1-4 - Leslie Thomson:
The guided tour technique in information science: Explained and illustrated. 1-5 - Rhiannon S. Bettivia:
Mapping significance properties in OAIS: A case study with video games extended poster abstract. 1-4 - Cheryl A. Thompson:
Building data expertise into research institutions: Preliminary results. 1-5 - Dinah Handel, Jessica Hochman, Doris Santoro:
Visualizing teacher tweets: Finding professional learning networks in topical networks. 1-3 - Dongho Choi, Ziad Matni, Chirag Shah:
SOCRATES 2.0: Bridging the gap between researchers and social media data through natural language interactions. 1-4 - Ellen L. Rubenstein:
Health information and health literacy: Public library practices, challenges and opportunities. 1-4 - Irene V. Pasquetto, Ashley E. Sands, Christine L. Borgman:
Exploring openness in data and science: What is "open, " to whom, when, and why? 1-2 - Yan Zhang, Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Jin Gao, Bo Xie:
A systematic review of the literature on consumers' use of patient portals: Preliminary results. 1-4 - Chi Young Oh, Brian S. Butler:
Different geospatial information behaviors of new domestic and international graduate students. 1-2 - Yanyan Wang, Iris Xie, Sukwon Lee:
Explore eye movement patterns in search result evaluation and individual document evaluation. 1-4 - Serhiy Polyakov:
Enhancing user search experience in digital libraries with rotated latent semantic indexing. 1-4 - Oksana L. Zavalina, Priya Kizhakkethil, Shadi Shakeri:
Metadata change in traditional library collections and digital repositories: Exploratory comparative analysis. 1-5 - Si Sun, Nicholas J. Belkin:
Managing personal health information in the home: Strategies of diabetes patients in the US and China. 1-4
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