Doctoral Colloquium

The following students and mentors have been selected to partipate in the GROUP '10 doctoral colloquium.

Participants:

• * Eric Cook, University of Michigan - The Virtual Home Mode: Photography and Biography Work
• * Reymundo Cornejo Garcia, CICESE Ensenada - Integrating Older Adults into Social Networking Sites through Ambient Intelligence
• * Holger Dick, University of Colorado - Boulder - Using Cultures of Participation to Change Behaviors
• * Honglu Du, The Pennslyvania State University- Bringing Back Channels Up Front: Towards an Active Learning Environment
• * Airi Lampinen, University of Helsinki - Practices of Balancing Privacy and Publicness in Social Network Services
• * Monica Lassi, University of Gothenburg - The Socio-technical Design of a Library and Information Science Collaboratory
• * Babajide Osatuyi, NJIT - Collaborating Information Foraging: An Application to Emergency Response
• * Bryan Semaan, University of California, Irvine - Technology as a Resource for Reconstituting the Social World: Life in a War Zone
• * Wan Ying Tay, Oxford University - Examining the Ways in which People Learn in Social Groups in Second Life: An Ethnographic Study
• * Hao-Chuan Wang, Cornell University - Using Language-Retrieved Pictures to Support Intercultural Group Brainstorming
• * Andrea Wiggins, Syracuse University- Crowdsourcing Science: Organizing Virtual Participation in Knowledge Production

Full submissions to the doctoral colloquium will be made available in the conference proceedings.

Co-Chairs:

• * Paul Dourish, University of California, Irvine
• * Christine Halverson, IBM

Mentors:

• * Diane Sonnenwald, University College Dublin
• * More to come...

Sponsorship:
The GROUP '10 doctoral colloquium is supported by grant from the National Science Foundation.