Second Keynote Cultures of Participation: Opportunities and Challenges for the Future of Digital Libraries Gerhard Fischer Professor of Computer Science, Institute of Cognitive Science Fellow, Director of the Center for Lifelong Learning and Design (L3D) at the University of Colorado at Boulder
The papers in this post describe research on archiving and preserving digital information.
Most papers have multiple authors, although I've credited by name only
the author(s) who presented the paper. Entire papers are available in
the conference proceedings; let me know if you'd like to see one.
The papers in this post describe research on user interfaces.
Most papers have multiple authors, although I've credited by name only
the author(s) who presented the paper. Entire papers are available in
the conference proceedings; let me know if you'd like to see one.
The papers in this post describe research on user-generated tags.
Most papers have multiple authors, although I've credited by name only
the author(s) who presented the paper. Entire papers are available in
the conference proceedings; let me know if you'd like to see one.
The paper in this post describes research on digital library applications. This paper has multiple authors, although I've credited by name only
the author who presented the paper. The entire paper is available in
the conference proceedings; let me know if you'd like to see it.
Rather than post a summary of each paper or each session, I'm going to summarize the papers I saw under some broad topic categories.
The papers in this post describe research on teaching machines to do labor-intensive tasks that are currently performed by human experts. Most papers have multiple authors, although I've credited by name only the author(s) who presented the paper. Entire papers are available in the conference proceedings; let me know if you'd like to see one.
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