2016 Showcase
Monday, October 24, 2016
12:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Illini Union, Ballrooms A and B
1401 W. Green Street, Urbana
Schedule of Events
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.: Poster Session I
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.: Presentation Session I
2:00 - 2:30 p.m.: Break
2:30 - 3:30 p.m.: Presentation Session II
3:30 - 4:30 p.m.: Poster Session II
Refreshments will be provided during the poster sessions.
VIEW PROGRAM for all abstracts
Presentation Session I
Keynote speaker: Melissa Cragin (PhD '09), executive director, Midwest Big Data Hub, NCSA
YesWorkflow: More Provenance Mileage from Hybrid Provenance Models and Queries
—Bertram Ludäscher (presenter) joint work with Duc Vu, Qiwen Wang, Yang Cao, Qian Zhang, Timothy McPhillips
All and Each: The Dynamics of Scale in Digital Heritage Cultures
—Rhiannon Bettivia
Informed Consent and Chemical Exposure from Everyday Consumer Products
—Henry Gabb
Digital Inclusion, Digital Equity, and the Urgent Need to Reconsider Digital Literacy
—Sharon Irish (presenter) joint work with Martin Wolske
Presentation Session II
The Sociotechnical Imagination
—Les Gasser
Implantable Brain Technologies and The Creation of Cyborgs
—Beth Strickland
The Onion Router: Understanding a Privacy Enhancing Technology Community
—Masooda Bashir (presenter); joint work with Hsiao-Ying Huang
Introducing the Author-ity Exporter, and a case study of geo-temporal movement of authors
—Vetle Torvik (presenter) joint work with Mikko Tuomela and Brent Fegley
Posters (Sessions I & II)
Classification and Detection of Micro-Level Impact of Issue-Focused Films Based on Reviews
—Rezvaneh Rezapour, Jana Diesner
Towards Automatic Data Extraction from Clinical Research Reports: A Case Study of a Systematic Review of Oral Pain Relief
—Linh Hoang, Tanja Bekhuis, Jodi Schneider
"What is Your Evidence?" A Study of Controversial Topics on Social Media
—Aseel A. Addawood, Masooda Bashir
Talking Back to the Public Library: Measuring and Conceptualizing the Little Free Library Movement
— Kate Williams, James Whitacre, Noah Oluwafemi Samuel, Elizabeth C. Hartman, Alexandra M. Budz, Katherine A. Cawley, Salem A. Gebil, Kelly Y. Greeling, Victoria E. Henry, Brittany S. Jones, Jenna Kim, Amanda M. Luna, Emily C. Purcell, and Paul A. Wheelhouse
App Authors: The Launch Year
—Deborah Stevenson, Rachel M. Magee, DeAnza Williams
Exploring J-DISC: Some Preliminary Analyses
—Yun Hao, Kahyun Choi, and J. Stephen Downie
Including Marginalized Voices: Building a Collection of Dalit Resources
—Nisha Mody,, Nicole A. Cooke
Shopping for Sources: An Everyday Information Behavior Exploration of Grocery Shoppers’ Information Sources
—Melissa Ocepek
Massive Data, Individual Learners: Challenges for Developing Holistic Views of MOOC Participants
—Paige Cunningham
Understanding the Needs of Scholars in a Contemporary Publishing Environment
—Katrina Fenlon, Maria Bonn, Harriett Green, Christopher R. Maden, Megan F. Senseney, Aaron McCullough
An Exploration of Mass-Gathering Events and Alcohol Related Incidents
—Briana Holliday, Ian Brooks
Towards a Progressive Model for Metacognitive Skills and Makerspace Learning
—Jeff Ginger, Maya Israel, Lisa Bievenue, Rebecca Teasdale
Tumblr and Gender Pronouns
—Julia Burns Petrella
Gamification in Citizen Science: A Case Study from Galaxy Zoo
—Lo Lee, Linda C. Smith
Young Researchers
—Rachel M. Magee, Margaret Buck
Next-Generation Innovation Applications for Urbana-Champaign Smart Gigabit Community
—Martin Wolske, Chieh-Li "Julian" Chin
Issue-Focused Documentaries Versus Other Films: Rating and Type Prediction Based on
User-Authored Reviews
—Ming Jiang, Jana Diesner
Acquiring and Representing Drug-Drug Interaction Knowledge as Claims and Evidence
—Jodi Schneider, Richard D. Boyce
Developing a Coding Template for Analyzing College-Level Works of Literature in High School
—Pompilia Burcica, Rachel M. Magee
Started with a Hurricane: Incorporation of Law School Libraries Services and Programming
with Law School Pro Bono Service and Public Interest Law to Support Non-Profit
Communities
—S.K. (Kayleigh) Van Poolen
Trends in Centuries of Words: Progress on the HathiTrust+Bookworm Project
—Peter Organisciak, J. Stephen Downie, Jacob Jett
Radical Reading Studies: Evaluating the Position of Reader-Focused Curriculum in
Information Science Education
—Mikki Smith, Alaine Martaus
Digging, Reaching, and Learning: An Update on the First Year of the HathiTrust Research Center’s Librarian Training Program
—Harriett Green, J. Stephen Downie, Eleanor Dickson, Ruoha Han
Responsible Conduct of Research in Human Centered Data Science: Complying with Norms and Regulations
—Chieh-Li "Julian" Chin, Jana Diesner
Online Information Seeking for Controversial Topics
—Aseel Addawood, Masooda Bashir
Two and a Half Dimensional Printing: Using 3D Printing to Make Rare Materials Accessible
—Jon Sweitzer-Lamme, Rachenl M. Magee
Mobilizing Taxonomic Data: The Importance of User-Centered Design
—Andrea K. Thomer, Michael B. Twidale, Jinlong Guo, Roger A. Burks, Matthew J. Yoder
Exploring the Dynamics of Interdisciplinary Collaboration Using Social Network Analysis: The
Effects of Formal and Informal Network Structures
—Ly Dinh, William Barley
The Onion Router: Understanding a Privacy Enhancing Technology Community
—Hsiao-Ying Huang, Masooda Bashir
Simulating Social Systems at Scale
—Les Gasser, Santiago Nunez-Corralles
Linking Scholars and Semantics: Developing Scholar Supportive Data Structures for Digital
Dunhuáng
—Jacob Jett, J. Stephen Downie
Revealing the Detailed History of Script Outputs with Hybrid Provenance Queries
—Yang Cao, Duc Vu, Qiwen Wang, Qian Zhang, Priyaa Thavasimani, Timothy McPhillips, Paolo Missier, Bertram Ludäscher