BibSLEIGH — Dan

Travelled to:

1 × Austria
1 × Georgia
1 × Italy
11 × USA
2 × China
2 × France
5 × Canada

Collaborated with:

S.R.Fussell H.Wang G.Gay J.Riedl D.Frankowski G.Gao L.G.Terveen V.S.Sosik X.Zhao B.Xu J.Thom-Santelli A.Sharma J.Cheng S.K.Lam V.Schwanda G.Leshed S.Voida S.Lawrence D.M.Pennock S.Sen I.Albert J.A.Konstan N.Goyal C.W.Yuan L.D.Setlock S.Ibara L.Reynolds J.Baxter S.Lee S.Nomura A.M.Rashid P.J.Ludford N.N.Bazarova Y.H.Choi J.Whitlock V.D.Khovanskaya E.P.S.Baumer D.J.Crandall D.P.Huttenlocher J.M.Kleinberg S.Suri S.B.Kiesler D.C.Hau Z.Yao N.Salehi S.Naranjit S.Alwaalan S.T.Peesapati J.Schultz M.Lepage S.Jeong B.Alson P.Adams C.Sarabu D.Perez J.T.Hancock J.P.Birnholtz P.L.McLeod J.Lewenstein A.Herman J.Holloway K.Boehner J.Osterhouse F.M.Harper S.M.McNee P.Gopalkrishnan

Talks about:

translat (6) communiti (5) collabor (5) social (5) machin (5) effect (5) group (5) support (4) convers (4) system (4)

Person: Dan Cosley

DBLP: Cosley:Dan

Facilitated 1 volumes:

Contributed to:

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Wrote 32 papers:

CSCW-2015-BazarovaCSCW #difference #facebook #social: Social Sharing of Emotions on Facebook: Channel Differences, Satisfaction, and Replies (NNB, YHC, VSS, DC, JW), pp. 154–164.
CSCW-2015-GaoXHYCF #collaboration #multi: Two is Better Than One: Improving Multilingual Collaboration by Giving Two Machine Translation Outputs (GG, BX, DCH, ZY, DC, SRF), pp. 852–863.
CSCW-2015-SharmaC #modelling #people #resource management: Studying and Modeling the Connection between People’s Preferences and Content Sharing (AS, DC), pp. 1246–1257.
CHI-2014-GoyalLCF #analysis #collaboration: Effects of implicit sharing in collaborative analysis (NG, GL, DC, SRF), pp. 129–138.
CHI-2014-XuGFC: Improving machine translation by showing two outputs (BX, GG, SRF, DC), pp. 3743–3746.
CSCW-2014-GaoXCF #how #multi: How beliefs about the presence of machine translation impact multilingual collaborations (GG, BX, DC, SRF), pp. 1549–1560.
CHI-2013-GaoWCF #experience: Same translation but different experience: the effects of highlighting on machine-translated conversations (GG, HCW, DC, SRF), pp. 449–458.
CHI-2013-KhovanskayaBCVG #approach #design #quote #what: “Everybody knows what you’re doing”: a critical design approach to personal informatics (VDK, EPSB, DC, SV, GG), pp. 3403–3412.
CHI-2013-ZhaoSNAVC #facebook #performance #social #social media: The many faces of facebook: experiencing social media as performance, exhibition, and personal archive (XZ, NS, SN, SA, SV, DC), pp. 1–10.
CSCW-2013-WangFC #idea: Machine translation vs. common language: effects on idea exchange in cross-lingual groups (HCW, SRF, DC), pp. 935–944.
CSCW-2013-YuanSCF #communication #comprehension #multi: Understanding informal communication in multilingual contexts (CWY, LDS, DC, SRF), pp. 909–922.
HT-2013-ChengC #how: How annotation styles influence content and preferences (JC, DC), pp. 214–218.
CHI-2012-ZhaoSC #facebook #how: It’s complicated: how romantic partners use facebook (XZ, VSS, DC), pp. 771–780.
CSCW-2012-SosikZC #how: See friendship, sort of: how conversation and digital traces might support reflection on friendships (VSS, XZ, DC), pp. 1145–1154.
CHI-2011-SchwandaIRC #persuasion #tool support: Side effects and “gateway” tools: advocating a broader look at evaluating persuasive systems (VS, SI, LR, DC), pp. 345–348.
CSCW-2011-WangFC #difference: From diversity to creativity: stimulating group brainstorming with cultural differences and conversationally-retrieved pictures (HCW, SRF, DC), pp. 265–274.
CHI-2010-PeesapatiSSLJC #named: Pensieve: supporting everyday reminiscence (STP, VS, JS, ML, SyJ, DC), pp. 2027–2036.
CHI-2010-Thom-SantelliCG #collaboration #what: What do you know?: experts, novices and territoriality in collaborative systems (JTS, DC, GG), pp. 1685–1694.
CSCW-2010-WangCF #idea #visual notation: Idea expander: supporting group brainstorming with conversationally triggered visual thinking stimuli (HCW, DC, SRF), pp. 103–106.
CHI-2009-CosleyBLANASG #navigation #semantics #social: A tag in the hand: supporting semantic, social, and spatial navigation in museums (DC, JB, SL, BA, SN, PA, CS, GG), pp. 1953–1962.
CHI-2009-LeshedPHCBLMG #behaviour #feedback #realtime #visualisation: Visualizing real-time language-based feedback on teamwork behavior in computer-mediated groups (GL, DP, JTH, DC, JPB, SL, PLM, GG), pp. 537–546.
CHI-2009-Thom-SantelliCG #authoring #collaboration #what: What’s mine is mine: territoriality in collaborative authoring (JTS, DC, GG), pp. 1481–1484.
CHI-2008-CosleyLHHBNBG #named #social: ArtLinks: fostering social awareness and reflection in museums (DC, JL, AH, JH, JB, SN, KB, GG), pp. 403–412.
KDD-2008-CrandallCHKS #community #feedback #online #similarity #social: Feedback effects between similarity and social influence in online communities (DJC, DC, DPH, JMK, SS), pp. 160–168.
CHI-2006-CosleyFTR #community #overview #using: Using intelligent task routing and contribution review to help communities build artifacts of lasting value (DC, DF, LGT, JR), pp. 1037–1046.
CSCW-2006-SenLRCFOHR #community #evolution: tagging, communities, vocabulary, evolution (SS, SKL, AMR, DC, DF, JO, FMH, JR), pp. 181–190.
SIGIR-2006-FrankowskiCSTR #privacy #risk management #what: You are what you say: privacy risks of public mentions (DF, DC, SS, LGT, JR), pp. 565–572.
CHI-2005-CosleyFKTR #community #how: How oversight improves member-maintained communities (DC, DF, SBK, LGT, JR), pp. 11–20.
CHI-2004-LudfordCFT #community #difference #online #using: Think different: increasing online community participation using uniqueness and group dissimilarity (PJL, DC, DF, LGT), pp. 631–638.
CHI-2003-CosleyLAKR #how #interface #recommendation: Is seeing believing?: how recommender system interfaces affect users’ opinions (DC, SKL, IA, JAK, JR), pp. 585–592.
CSCW-2002-McNeeACGLRKR #on the #recommendation #research: On the recommending of citations for research papers (SMM, IA, DC, PG, SKL, AMR, JAK, JR), pp. 116–125.
VLDB-2002-CosleyLP #framework #named #recommendation #testing #using: REFEREE: An Open Framework for Practical Testing of Recommender Systems using ResearchIndex (DC, SL, DMP), pp. 35–46.