The #CSCW2022 paper "Leveraging Structured Trusted-Peer Assessments to Combat #Misinformation" by @farnaz et al. is one of the best #HCI papers I've read in a long time - we need more research like this! https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3555637
#CSCW2022 #misinformation #HCI
The #CSCW2022 paper "Leveraging Structured Trusted-Peer Assessments to Combat
#Misinformation" by @farnaz et al. is one of the best #HCI papers I've read in a long time - we need more research like this!
#CSCW2022 #misinformation #HCI
RT @saiphcita@twitter.com
My research lab has also been working on designing intelligent tools that can combat disinformation within the communities of people of color.
📚🧪Read our latest CSCW paper with @saviaga@twitter.com + @BunsenFeng@twitter.com on this topic:
👉https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3537676
#CSCW2022 #CSCW
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/saiphcita/status/1598419206529482752
Thanksgiving dinner 🦃 2019 inspired one of our team's most successful research projects: Project IRL.
We noticed that most apps turn our phones into distractors rather than enablers of in-person interactions. But they don't have to!
In a world of doom and gloom, we brought some joy to millions of people who played with this suite of social AR experiences for co-located play: https://letsplayirl.com
Also, we published 2 #CSCW2022 papers about it.
The first paper was a study about... 🧵
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Curious to know the work that has shaped CSCW over the years? Join us on Zoom for the #cscw2022 Lasting Impact Award! 🏆
There was some really cool work from folks in my department (Information Science @ University of Colorado Boulder) at #CSCW2022 - and though the conference is over you can still read some papers! (Including the poster paper with Ella that I posted about yesterday.) https://www.colorado.edu/cmci/2022/11/04/information-science-cscw-2022
Well that's a wrap on #CSCW2022! Loren Terveen and I are taking over as general chairs for #CSCW2023 and the planning is already well underway with the help of this awesome organizing committee! @cscw is a @sigchi conference focused on collaborative and social computing, and after our third virtual conference in a row, we are looking forward to welcoming folks back in person next year in Minneapolis! https://cscw.acm.org/2023/
If you're interested in how careers can span academia, industry, government, and entrepreneurial spheres, join us TONIGHT at 9 pm ET / 6 pm PT for a online panel discussion.
Other participants include Elizabeth Churchill from Google and @Mor from Cornell Tech.
This is part of #CSCW2022
https://programs.sigchi.org/cscw/2022/program/content/89884
Do you think the ethical reputation of a company impacts whether graduating #computerscience students will take a job there?
This question was part of an exploratory study for (CU Boulder CS undergrad alum) Ella Sarder's honors thesis, now published as a poster at #CSCW2022. She interviewed 12 graduating students about factors they consider in the job search, how they define a “good” or “bad” company to work for, and how perceptions of ethics impact their choices.
Some brief findings:
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💫 The Data-Production Dispositif
Our triple award-winning 🏅🏅🏅paper co-authored w/ @JulianPosada0@twitter.com is now available and OPEN ACCESS in the @ACMDL@twitter.com!
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3555561
#CSCW2022
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/MilagrosMiceli/status/1592205999146139649
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This article summarizes the ethical dilemmas, cultural opportunities, and infrastructural challenges of conducting values inclusive design research in Rural Appalachia in this blog post about two #CSCW2022 papers
https://medium.com/acm-cscw/material-and-ethical-considerations-for-community-based-research-in-rural-appalachia-6586668f334f
We're at 42 members and counting over at https://www.reddit.com/r/CompSocial/
Please come join us if this feels relevant to you and your work. We're hoping to make this a valuable source of community-contributed content, including paper links and discussions, CFPs, academic/industry job postings, and more.
#HCI #socialcomputing #computationalSocialScience #CSCW2022 #ICWSM #contentmoderation
#HCI #socialcomputing #computationalSocialScience #CSCW2022 #ICWSM #contentmoderation
@samgoree i just downloaded that paper and am so glad you wrote it!! would love to talk about it sometime!
also gathering the distributed community of researchers, builders, and practitioners, working on this problem (the framing of the attention economy resonates). see here for a recent gathering at #CSCW2022 - https://oasisresearchlab.github.io/synthesis-infrastructures-workshop/
(My first hci.social post!)
Our paper on the accessibility of tools used for advanced research was recently presented at #CSCW2022 and is available on the ACM Digital Library https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3555609 @MurtazaTamjeed
2 new pubs from our Family Resilience Technologies project at #CSCW2022: a full paper on "caregiving coordination journeys" for families of hospitalized kids [[ https://doi.org/10.1145/3555187 ]] and a short paper on caregiving role formation & conflict during hospitalization [[ https://doi.org/10.1145/3500868.3559466 ]] . All led by the amazing PhD candidate Sarah Nikkhah. More about the project: https://www.andrewmiller.net/project/familyresilience/
This #CSCW2022 paper from Kim et al. noted that the fairly recent change to allow users to directly see all QTs of a tweet might cultivate an atmosphere of criticism by calling attention to call-outs. (i.e., because you see a tweet you don't like, and then you have immediate access to all the QTs with criticism.) https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3555575
🔴Nov 17, 19h00 (UTC+1) | In a few hours will start the second session of 'Maker Culture, Workshops, and Emerging Practices' where
@bcaramiaux and
@clararigo will present their #CSCW2022 papers!
More info in previous Toots👇
https://hci.social/@hcisorbonne/109319635538553522
https://hci.social/@hcisorbonne/109319634088746225
Check out our blogpost about a new #cscw2022 paper by @ReginaRCheng and @makoshark on the many pathways of learning in online communities! https://blog.communitydata.science/mapping-the-many-pathways-of-learning-in-online-communities/