Hyatt Regency Columbus
350 North High Street
Columbus, Ohio, USA 43215
Tel: (614)  463-1234

Posters

Presenting posters of new and promising work is an exciting way to be involved with the conference.  Presenters will have the opportunity to show off their research and design projects in a briefly worded and attractive display where they’ll receive immediate feedback from conference attendees in an informal setting. Authors click here to view poster format and instructions.  

Poster Session 1, 2, 3
Sunday, Oct. 26 - Tuesday, Oct. 28

POSTER SESSION 1
Sunday, Oct. 26, 3:30-5:30pm (with authors present)
Monday, Oct. 27, 8:30-10:30am

1. A model of information needs of end-users (MINE) in the electronic information environment, Gashaw Kebede and Abebe Rorissa



2. A visualization analysis of consumer health information search behavior on obesity, Jin Zhang and Dietmar Wolfram



3. An Inside Look at Travelers’ Information Suitcase, Bin Li



4. An investigation of image users across disciplines: A model of image needs, retrieval and use, Joan Beaudoin



5. Building an Integrated Model of Information Behavior through Information Journals, Bhuva Narayan and Amanda Spink



6. Children’s Questions About Science: Preliminary Results of an Analysis of Digital Library Reference Questions, Marcia Mardis



7. College Students’ Perceptions, Motivations and Uses of Wikipedia, Sook Lim



8. Course Blogging: An Investigation of Instructor and Students’ Use of Blogs, Leo Cao



9. Exploring the Information-to-Knowledge Experience of English Language Learner (ELL) Students: From the Cognitive, Behavioral and Affective Perspectives, Sung Un Kim



10. Factors that Influence Users to Leave, Acquire, and Retain Information Items: A Case Study of College Students' Personal Information Management, Christina M. Finneran



11. Faculty data management practices: A campus-wide census of STEM departments, John D'Ignazio and Jian Qin



12. How do children construct personal meaning from museum artifacts and how is intrinsic motivation to learning expected to change with contextual variations?, Christine Angel



13. I Give Up! Five Factors that Contribute to the Abandonment of Information Management Strategies, Elisabeth Jones, Harry Bruce, Predrag Klasnja and William Jones



14. Information Work in the Chronic Illness Experience, Maria Souden



15. Informational uses of information: a theoretical synthesis, Jarkko Kari



16. Is The Google Generation Information Literate? A Case Study, Zorana Ercegovac



17. Measuring Academic Library Users’ Acceptance of Open Access Systems, Yunfei Du



18. Message and Messenger: The Carrier Effect on Judgments of Credibility, Paul Aumer-Ryan and Katherine Aumer-Ryan



19. Past Futures and Technoscientific Innovation: The Mutual Shaping of Science Fiction and Science Fact, Kenneth R. Fleischmann and Thomas Clay Templeton



20. Remote Users in Our Midst: Insights from the Archival Metrics Project, Magia Krause



21. Searcher Adaptation: A Response to Topic Difficulty, Catherine L Smith



22. Searching for Uses and Users in Gene Ontology Research, W. John MacMullen



23. The Intersection of Information Behavior and Coping Among Women Undergoing Breast Lump Diagnosis, Ellen Rubenstein



24. Undergraduates’ source selection behavior: A correspondence analysis, Eun-Young Yoo and Kyung-Sun Kim



25. Value Considerations in an Information Ecology: Printed Materials, Service Providers and Homeless Young People, Jill Palzkill Woelfer, Megan Wei-Man Yeung, Candice Gail Erdmann and David G. Hendry



26. Web ecology: Information needs of different user groups in the context of a community college website, Borchuluun Yadamsuren, Anindita Paul, Jiazhen Wang, Xin Wang and Sanda Erdelez



27. “What Kind(s) of Tool Is It?” – How Do University Faculty & Other Stakeholders Make Sense of Institutional Repositories in University Settings, Chi-Shiou Lin



28. Peer Review and Secrecy in the "Information Age", Maureen Weicher

POSTERS SESSION 2
Monday, Oct. 27, 1:30-5:00pm (with authors present 1:30-2:30pm)

1. A Conceptual Framework for Improving Information Retrieval in Folksonomy using Library of Congress Subject Headings, Kwan Yi



2. Adapting Drupal Content Management System as a Digital Library Application, Tony Moore



3. Advancing Social Science Research by Applying Computational Linguistics, An-Shou Cheng, Kenneth R. Fleischmann, Ping Wang and Douglas W. Oard



4. Anatomy of Context: A Framework Analysis for Archival Knowledge Organization, Amelia Abreu



5. Browsing for Trout: Experments on Purpose & Context, Brian O'Connor



6. Categorical comparison between user-supplied tags and Web search queries for images, EunKyung Chung and JungWon Yoon



7. Coherent Knowledge Structure and Theory-Based Approach to Categorization, Shimelis Assefa



8. Computer Supported Workflow for Cataloging and Management in Digital Libraries, Weimao Ke, Javed Mostafa and Gayathri Athreya



9. Dealing with Spam: Some Observations and Recommendations, Samuel Martin and Christopher Lueg



10. Designing a Community-Based Emergency Communication System: Requirements and Implications, Philip Fei Wu, Yan Qu, Ken Fleischmann, Jennifer Golbeck, Paul Jaeger, Jenny Preece and Ben Shneiderman



11. Does tagging really work?, Wooseob Jeong



12. Evidence of Term-Structure Differences among Folksonomies and Controlled Indexing Languages, Benjamin Good and Joseph Tennis



13. Finding and Providing Context, Michael Buckland, Ray R. Larson and Ryan Shaw



14. Fishing in Query Pools for Task Representations, Elaine G Toms, Sandra Toze, Heather O'Brien, Luanne Freund and Chris Jordan



15. FRBR and the 'Known-Item' Search, Allyson Carlyle and Samantha Becker



16. FRBR Applied to Scientific Data, Joseph Hourcle



17. Making Faceted Classification More Acceptable on the Web, Yunseon Choi



18. Maximizing Transformation Between People and Information using Ontology: Discovering Anaerobic Microbiology Through Ontological Relationships, Myongho Yi and Cecelia Brown



19. Mediated Information Retrieval in Web searching, Hyuk-Jin Lee



20. Mining Maps of Information Objects: An Exploratory Ontological Excursion, Sergey Zherebcevsky, Michiko Tanaka, David Jank, Richard Smiraglia and Stephen Stead



21. Personal Digital Information: What? Where? Why? Content types, Storage locations, and Motivations -- Implications for Long Term Preservation, Andrea Japzon



22. Searching with Tags: Do Tags Help Users Find Things?, Margaret E.I. Kipp



23. The Role of Tags in Information Retrieval Interaction, Yong-Mi Kim



24. User Satisfaction versus Retrieval Effectiveness in Interactive Retrieval, Hongyan Ma



25. Using Wikipedia To Make Web Pages More Readable, Chris Jordan and Carolyn Watters



26. Visiting human errors in interacting with IR systems from decision making perspective, Yan Zhang



27. Visualizing Multi-Agent Collaboration for Classification of Information, Weimao Ke and Javed Mostafa



28. Web CLIR: an exploratory study of Google's new tool, Haidar Moukdad



29. Web Searching Model: Integrating Multitasking, Cognitive Coordination and Cognitive Shifts, Jia Du and Amanda Spink



30. When Digital Objects Change -- Exactly What Changes?, Allen Renear, David Dubin and Karen Wickett

POSTER SESSION 3
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 8:30am-1:00pm (with authors present 8:30-10:30am)

1. A Semantic Interface for Post Secondary Education Programs, Eduardo Torres Schumann, Levin Brunner, Klaus U. Schulz and Christoph Ringlstetter



2. A study on the level of interest-sharing in a social bookmarking site, Jung Sun Oh



3. An Issue of Granularity: Decomposing Redesigned Courses on Different Levels of Details, Fei Li, Serhiy Polyakov, Svetlana Barnes, William Moen and Hong Xu



4. Assessing Information Utilization for Transforming Knowledge: An Applied Method for Informal Educational Settings, Nora J. Bird



5. Babies in Bathtubs: Public Views of Private Behaviors Represented in the Flickr Domain, Jacob Kramer-Duffield and Carolyn Hank



6. Collaboration Networks in a Public Service Model: Dimensions of Effectiveness in Theory and in Practice, Barbara Schultz-Jones and Nancy Cheung



7. Documenting the cultural progress of Puerto Rico in the early twentieth century, Asim Qayyum



8. Ecovillages and Information Technology: Negotiating Sustainability, Lisa P. Nathan



9. Evaluating Health Answers in a Social Q&A Site, Soojung Kim, Sanghee Oh and Jung Sun Oh



10. Game Scholar: Do We Need a Reference Database for Video Game Research?, Gary Geisler, Paul Stenis, Jesse Martinez and Allison King



11. Gene's Worlds: Comparing Eugene Garfield's co-Citation and tri-Citation Image PFNets over time, Katherine McCain



12. History and Information Essences in/of LIS Education, Nathan Johnson



13. How are Libraries Supporting Gaming: A Pilot Exploration, Scott Nicholson



14. Identifying Reusable Resources in Digital Reference Answers, Jeffrey Pomerantz, Stephanie Haas and Eliah Hecht



15. International ICT Policy Frameworks: A Multi-country Case Study of Success in Interactivity, Mobility, Convertibility, Connectivity, Ubiquity, and Globalization, Jefrey Naidoo



16. Legal discovery: Does domain expertise matter?, Efthimis Efthimiadis and Mary Hotchkiss



17. Mapping Collaborative Information Processes to Stages of Group Development, Sandra Toze and Elaine Toms



18. Modeling Cultural Acquisition in Online Social Networks, Frederic Stutzman and Jacob Kramer-Duffield



19. Modes of Technical Support in Open Source Software – Peer to Peer Digital Knowledge Creation, Sharing and Re-Use, Vandana Singh



20. One degree, three streams: three populations?, Joan Cherry, Wendy Duff, Nalini Singh and Luanne Freund



21. Project Share: A Superordinate Online Rural Community, Janet Capps, Sarah Howard, J. Michael Spector, Karen DeMeester and Jonathan McKeown



22. REVENCYT and BDTV: Venezuelan Initiatives on Digital Libraries, N. Fabiola Rosales, Marlene Bauste, Fernando Rodríguez and Francisco León



23. Six Degrees of Scholarship, Jan Buzydlowski



24. Technology Use in Meetings: Information Handling & Polychronicity, Lisa Kleinman



25. The Analysis of Online Communities using Interactive Content-based Social Networks, Anatoliy Gruzd and Caroline Haythornthwaite



26. The Archival Metrics Toolkit: Development and Implementation, Elizabeth Yakel, Wendy Duff, Joan Cherry, Helen Tibbo and Aprille McKay



27. The Educators Coop: A Virtual World Model for Real World Collaboration, Leslie Jarmon and Joe Sanchez



28. The Emotive Effect of Narrative Approach, Yan Wu
    


29. The Potential Role of ILS Schools in Educating Medical Informationists, Barbara Wildemuth, Peggy Schaeffer, Claudia Gollop, Connie Schardt and Patricia Thibodeau



30. Toward Successful Institutional Repositories: Listening to IR Staff’s Experiences, Beth St. Jean, Soo Young Rieh, Karen Markey, Elizabeth Yakel and Jihyun Kim