Titlebook: Online Communities and Social Computing; Third International A. Ant Ozok,Panayiotis Zaphiris Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag B

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Universal Navigation through Social Networkingndividuals. This is particularly true for individuals who are unfamiliar with the area or require special navigation assistance due to visual, physical, or cognitive impairments. While there have been much advancements in navigation systems, they are one-size-fits-all and not universal. In this pape

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Workflow-Based Architecture for Collaborative Video Annotation cases. Previous research projects focus each on a different essential part of the whole annotation process. We present a reference architecture model which is based on identified phases of the video annotation workflow. In a first step, the underlying annotation workflow is exemplified with respect

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Catalysing the Development of a Conference Workspaceontribute to a conference. Simultaneously, existing case studies show that collecting explicitly represented conference data is possible in real-life settings. From these grounds, methods and tools of component-based information visualisation can be used to process conference data, firstly, in order

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Dialogues of Locations: BlueSpotee communication system that connected nearly 50 geographical locations in the city into a network. In BlueSpot users could send messages to localities instead of people using the Bluetooth service of their mobile phones. Messages were received by all users present at the target location. We are des

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Instant Online Communities as a Means to Foster Conferenceshe main content provider and visitors of one or more websites. We present the successful application of the sixgroups.com Livecommunity in the context of a joint conference to support communication between organizers and attendees, and attendees amongst each others. All stakeholders are supported th

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Mobile Social Service Design for Large-Scale Exhibitioncentered design to explore the possibility of building a mobile social service for a large-scale exhibition. User data from interviews, questionnaires and field studies have been analyzed. Five factors influencing visitor’s social engagement are analyzed and implications for new mobile social servic

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