38 papers:
- CHI-2015-0005RSP #mobile #named #physics #process
- CrowdMonitor: Mobile Crowd Sensing for Assessing Physical and Digital Activities of Citizens during Emergencies (TL, CR, TS, VP), pp. 4083–4092.
- CHI-2015-TinatiKSLSS #case study #data analysis #design #framework #multi
- Designing for Citizen Data Analysis: A Cross-Sectional Case Study of a Multi-Domain Citizen Science Platform (RT, MVK, EPBS, MLR, RJS, NS), pp. 4069–4078.
- CHI-2014-EveleighJBBC #design
- Designing for dabblers and deterring drop-outs in citizen science (AE, CJ, AB, PB, ALC), pp. 2985–2994.
- CHI-2014-GarbettCEGO #interface #people #trust
- Finding “real people”: trust and diversity in the interface between professional and citizen journalists (ATG, RC, PE, MG, PO), pp. 3015–3024.
- CSCW-2014-MugarOHCJ #online
- Planet hunters and seafloor explorers: legitimate peripheral participation through practice proxies in online citizen science (GM, CSØ, KDH, KC, CBJ), pp. 109–119.
- DUXU-DI-2014-BillestrupS #case study
- E-government and the Digital Agenda for Europe — A Study of the User Involvement in the Digitalisation of Citizen Services in Denmark (JB, JS), pp. 71–80.
- DUXU-ELAS-2014-KarlinPC #experience #learning #online #user interface
- Pumping Up the Citizen Muscle Bootcamp: Improving User Experience in Online Learning (BK, BP, AC), pp. 562–573.
- HCI-AS-2014-KangD #usability
- B2C Websites’ Usability for Chinese Senior Citizens (LK, HD), pp. 13–20.
- LCT-TRE-2014-BaldiniKLT #network #social #trust
- European Citizens and Their Trust in Social Networks (GB, IK, JL, MT), pp. 363–374.
- LCT-TRE-2014-LoureiroB
- Active Ageing — Enhancing Digital Literacies in Elderly Citizens (AL, MB), pp. 450–459.
- SEKE-2014-DegrossiAFM #approach #risk management
- Flood Citizen Observatory: a crowdsourcing-based approach for flood risk management in Brazil (LCD, JPdA, MCF, EMM), pp. 570–575.
- CHI-2013-Cottman-FieldsBR
- Virtual birding: extending an environmental pastime into the virtual world for citizen science (MCF, MB, PR), pp. 2029–2032.
- CHI-2013-Erete #perspective
- Protecting the home: exploring the roles of technology and citizen activism from a burglar’s perspective (SLE), pp. 2507–2516.
- CSCW-2013-KimMP #authoring #flexibility #framework #mobile #named #tool support
- Sensr: evaluating a flexible framework for authoring mobile data-collection tools for citizen science (SK, JM, EP), pp. 1453–1462.
- CSCW-2013-RobsonHKP #network #social
- Comparing the use of social networking and traditional media channels for promoting citizen science (CR, MAH, CK, JSP), pp. 1463–1468.
- CSCW-2013-WangM #online #social #social media #trust
- Trust in online news: comparing social media and official media use by chinese citizens (YW, GM), pp. 599–610.
- CSCW-2013-Wiggins #constraints
- Free as in puppies: compensating for ict constraints in citizen science (AW), pp. 1469–1480.
- DUXU-PMT-2013-Walser #design #user interface
- Engaging Citizens with UX Design (KW), pp. 427–436.
- DUXU-WM-2013-PhillipsFSSB #case study #design
- Open Design: Non-professional User-Designers Creating Products for Citizen Science: A Case Study of Beekeepers (RDP, YF, KS, SS, SB), pp. 424–431.
- MoDELS-2013-IordanovAAHU #modelling #semantics #web
- The Semantic Web as a Software Modeling Tool: An Application to Citizen Relationship Management (BI, AA, SA, TH, PU), pp. 589–603.
- MoDELS-2013-IordanovAAHU #modelling #semantics #web
- The Semantic Web as a Software Modeling Tool: An Application to Citizen Relationship Management (BI, AA, SA, TH, PU), pp. 589–603.
- CSCW-2012-FarnhamKYT
- Puget sound off: fostering youth civic engagement through citizen journalism (SF, DK, VY, CT), pp. 285–294.
- CSCW-2012-RotmanPHPHPLJ #collaboration #motivation
- Dynamic changes in motivation in collaborative citizen-science projects (DR, JP, JH, KP, DLH, CSP, DL, DWJ), pp. 217–226.
- CHI-2011-AssogbaRDM #visualisation
- Many bills: engaging citizens through visualizations of congressional legislation (YA, IR, JMD, MM), pp. 433–442.
- CHI-2011-KimRZPH #usability
- Creek watch: pairing usefulness and usability for successful citizen science (SK, CR, TZ, JSP, EMH), pp. 2125–2134.
- CHI-2009-LutherCSHJ #collaboration #named #online
- Pathfinder: an online collaboration environment for citizen scientists (KL, SC, KBS, AH, PJ), pp. 239–248.
- OCSC-2009-OzokGWNMW #health #usability
- Usability and User Acceptance for Personal Health Records: A Perspective from Healthcare Citizens (AAO, APG, HW, MN, DM, JW), pp. 690–699.
- ICEIS-HCI-2008-PenichetTLGM #collaboration #communication #web
- A Collaborative Web System to Improve Citizens-Administration Communication (VMRP, MT, MDL, JAG, FMS), pp. 308–315.
- ICEIS-SAIC-2008-SantosM #approach #semantics #web
- Transparency in Citizen-Centric Services — A Traceability-based Approach on the Semantic Web (IJGdS, ERMM), pp. 184–189.
- CHI-2007-PalenL #future of
- Citizen communications in crisis: anticipating a future of ICT-supported public participation (LP, SBL), pp. 727–736.
- OCSC-2007-CarcilloR #bottom-up #classification #top-down
- Tags for Citizens: Integrating Top-Down and Bottom-Up Classification in the Turin Municipality Website (FC, LR), pp. 256–264.
- ICEIS-SAIC-2007-SantosM #challenge #grid #towards
- E-Government and Grid Computing — Potentials and Challenges Towards Citizen-Centric Services (IJGdS, ERMM), pp. 144–148.
- ITiCSE-2006-Cosmo
- Educating the e-citizen (RDC), p. 1.
- KDD-2006-CaruanaEMRSFHK #mining #predict
- Mining citizen science data to predict orevalence of wild bird species (RC, MFE, AM, MR, DS, DF, WMH, SK), pp. 909–915.
- IJCAR-2006-TomanW #dependence #functional #logic #on the
- On Keys and Functional Dependencies as First-Class Citizens in Description Logics (DT, GEW), pp. 647–661.
- SIGMOD-2004-MehrotraBKVAHLMMWEH #named
- CAMAS: A Citizen Awareness System for Crisis Mitigation (SM, CTB, DVK, NV, KA, RH, HL, YM, AM, JW, RE, CH), pp. 955–956.
- ICEIS-v3-2003-SantanaR #named
- Telework: Employment Opportunities for a Disabled Citizen (SS, NPdR), pp. 441–446.
- FPCA-1991-JonesL #functional #strict
- Unboxed Values as First Class Citizens in a Non-Strict Functional Language (SLPJ, JL), pp. 636–666.