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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
The “New” Prosumer: Collaboration On The Digital And Material “New Means Of Prosumption”, George Ritzer
The “New” Prosumer: Collaboration On The Digital And Material “New Means Of Prosumption”, George Ritzer
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
Many of “cyber-utopians” have lauded the Internet, especially social networking sites, for a variety of reasons, including making possible a dramatic and revolutionary increase in social collaboration (Benkler, 2007; Tapscott and Williams, 2006). The goal of this essay is to examine- and, at least in part, debunk- this claim from a new and unique sociological perspective- the relationship between collaboration and the “new means of prosumption”. Such an examination is suggested by the fact that collaboration is, by definition, a form of prosumption. That is, it involves one or more parties “producing” and other(s) “consuming” something of mutual interest and …
Measuring Creative Performance Of Teams Through Dynamic Semantic Social Network Analysis, Peter Gloor
Measuring Creative Performance Of Teams Through Dynamic Semantic Social Network Analysis, Peter Gloor
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
In this project we compare communication structure and content exchanged by members of creative, interdisciplinary teams of medical researchers, physicians, patients and caretakers with their creative output. We find that longitudinal social networking patterns and word usage predict creative performance. We collected the e-mail archives of 60 members of a community of researchers working on 12 projects improving various aspects of the daily lives of patients of Crohn’s disease. Our results indicate that more creative projects show a decrease in group density, while more actors are involved, and more emails are exchanged, suggesting that a more successful project attracts more …
Compassion Fatigue Or Ethics Exhaustion?, Sonnya Dennis
Compassion Fatigue Or Ethics Exhaustion?, Sonnya Dennis
International Veterinary Social Work Summit
Compassion Fatigue or Ethics Exhaustion?
In veterinary practice, the diagnosis is critical for proper treatment. Different diseases can cause the same symptoms, and while palliative treatment is sometimes necessary, ideally we want prevention or cure. In this talk, I will speak from the experiential perspective of companion animal general practice about the very real and common problem of compassion fatigue, and why it is different from, and can mask, what I call Ethics Exhaustion. In brief, I define Ethics Exhaustion as the feeling of being powerless to even try to do what you think that you ethically should do, because …
The Future Of Social Movement Organizations: The Waning Dominance Of Smos Online, Jennifer Earl
The Future Of Social Movement Organizations: The Waning Dominance Of Smos Online, Jennifer Earl
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
For scholars interested in the role of information communication technologies (ICTs) in protest and social movements, the importance of organizations doesn’t appear to be as axiomatic. Work over the past decade researching “Internet activism” has raised fundamental questions about SMOs and their continuing importance to protest: Do organizations play the same role in online protest as they have played in offline protest? Are SMOs as necessary for online movements and protest organizing? What role or functions do SMOs play in online protest? In this article, I address these questions by first surveying social movement research on pre-Internet protest to establish …
The Role Of Social Media For Knowledge Sharing And Collaboration In Distributed Teams, Nicole Ellison, Matthew Weber
The Role Of Social Media For Knowledge Sharing And Collaboration In Distributed Teams, Nicole Ellison, Matthew Weber
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
Social media are providing a medium through which individuals are reshaping how they do many things – finding romantic partners, providing social support, grieving for loved ones, even buying mundane items like toothpaste. They are also reshaping organizations – the way they function, the relationships they contain, and the ways organizations interact with external stakeholders. In this paper, we consider the changes that social media have introduced to organizational knowledge-sharing practices. We believe the social and technical affordances of social media create new challenges for organizations and necessitate research examining the ways in which: (1) technological affordances impact knowledge sharing …
Framing Social Media And Organizations, Dhiraj Murthy
Framing Social Media And Organizations, Dhiraj Murthy
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
No abstract provided.
Organization Outreach To The Sfa Campus, Julissa Lopez, Wil Mcfarland, Amy Brennan, Trevor Sparks
Organization Outreach To The Sfa Campus, Julissa Lopez, Wil Mcfarland, Amy Brennan, Trevor Sparks
Undergraduate Research Conference
Ineffective communication between organizations and students leads to misconceptions as well as low organizational awareness, in both their existence and causes. Organizations tend to be too passive in their recruiting techniques. Communication education and training can aid organizations in becoming more effective at marketing to students and bridging the gap between potential members. Organizations fight for the attention of students to increase enrollment but in order to create initial student curiosity and involvement organizations must spark interest. We hoped to reinforce effective ways to communicate to the student body and increase involvement. We aimed to provide research for organizational leaders …
The Role Of Social Media For Knowledge Sharing And Collaboration In Distributed Teams, Nicole Ellison, Matthew Weber
The Role Of Social Media For Knowledge Sharing And Collaboration In Distributed Teams, Nicole Ellison, Matthew Weber
Collaborative Organizations & Social Media Conference
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To Internet Or Not To Internet: Ethics Opinions On Internet Usage, Sharon Bradley
To Internet Or Not To Internet: Ethics Opinions On Internet Usage, Sharon Bradley
Continuing Legal Education Presentations
Considers the ethical implications of using email to communicate with clients, using cloud storage for legal files, and tracking people related to a case via the Internet . Highlights recent state bar ethics committee decisions.
Trayvon Martin And The International Press, Michael Leslie, Stania Antoine
Trayvon Martin And The International Press, Michael Leslie, Stania Antoine
Center for the Study of Race & Race Relations: Lectures and Events
Just as international coverage of the Emmett Till case in 1955 marshaled domestic support for the civil rights movement, international coverage of the Trayvon Martin murder focused attention on the disgraceful mishandling of the Martin’s murder case, spurring international, national and local public protests, and ultimately forcing the indictment of his killer. This paper examines the international discourse generated around the Martin affair and argues that such discourse widened domestic discourse regarding the murder, transforming the murder of yet another black youth into a referendum on the functioning of the American criminal justice system and the myth of the American …
Mom Made Me: Students Respond To The Flu Shot, Lauren Elizabeth Gregg, Kristin Kelly Carver, Christine Cordelia Copelan
Mom Made Me: Students Respond To The Flu Shot, Lauren Elizabeth Gregg, Kristin Kelly Carver, Christine Cordelia Copelan
EURēCA: Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement
The University of Tennessee Knoxville’s on-campus Student Health Center publicizes the opportunity for students to receive the influenza immunization for $25 during the flu season. Despite on-campus convenience, many students are still deterred from receiving the shot. Advertising and Public Relations research students used survey research to sample more than 200 students in six major colleges across the University of Tennessee’s campus. The research team gathered relevant information about student perceptions of a healthy lifestyle, flu experience (diagnosis and shot), motivations and deterrence from the flu shot, and general knowledge of the Student Health Center. Results show that 27.5% of …
“She Would Have Said Please Stop”: The Complexity Of Consent, Amy Gregg, Hina Ahmed
“She Would Have Said Please Stop”: The Complexity Of Consent, Amy Gregg, Hina Ahmed
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Rumors, Lies And Alibis: How Newspapers Sensationalized The Lizzie Borden Murder Case, Caitlyn B. Walters
Rumors, Lies And Alibis: How Newspapers Sensationalized The Lizzie Borden Murder Case, Caitlyn B. Walters
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Different Types Of Adult Communication Input On Child Output, Bianca C. Harrison
The Effect Of Different Types Of Adult Communication Input On Child Output, Bianca C. Harrison
Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference
No abstract provided.
Outcomes Versus Incomes: Teaching Students What They Need To Get A Job, Joanna Mcmanus, Ruth Callaghan
Outcomes Versus Incomes: Teaching Students What They Need To Get A Job, Joanna Mcmanus, Ruth Callaghan
eCULTURE
It’s an age-old question for university educators: is it our role to provide students with specific skills as well as education? Should learning outcomes be more attuned to what employers want? And which employers? As print and broadcast journalism practitioners, as well as educators, we are involved in research to answer some of these questions. As part of this, we questioned major WA news employers about what they wanted from journalism and broadcasting graduates, both in skills and personal attributes, and what they believed was missing from university journalism courses. We found strong agreement about the importance of ‘traditional’ journalism …
A New Initiative: Student Journalists Learn About Aboriginal Communities And Culture In Western Australia, Trevor Cullen
A New Initiative: Student Journalists Learn About Aboriginal Communities And Culture In Western Australia, Trevor Cullen
eCULTURE
This paper reports on a new initiative between the Combined Universities Centre for Rural Health (CUCRH) and the journalism program at Edith Cowan University (ECU). The main aim is to help journalism students achieve a better understanding of Aboriginal communities and culture in Western Australia, and that this new knowledge and experience will inform student news stories and feature articles on Aboriginal issues. Currently, non-Aboriginal journalists seldom get to meet and talk with Aboriginal people about their life and beliefs, and this often results in narrow and misinformed reporting. So in July 2008, eight final-year ECU journalism students were offered …
A Research On Family-Owned Newspaper, Mengmeng Li, Xiaofei Song, Alix Carole Bilip
A Research On Family-Owned Newspaper, Mengmeng Li, Xiaofei Song, Alix Carole Bilip
Annual Research Symposium of the College of Communication and Information
This paper conducts a research on the family-owned newspapers by interviewing the managers from the industry and doing a solid content analysis. It answers three research questions: What is the role of organizational ecology in the development or innovation of family-owned newspapers? How can organizational ecology be applied to newspapers? What elements on the newspapers’ websites are possibly profitable for the newspaper?
04. Foreign And Modern Languages, University Of Central Oklahoma
04. Foreign And Modern Languages, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
05. Geography, University Of Central Oklahoma
05. Geography, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
07. History, University Of Central Oklahoma
07. History, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
08. Political Science, University Of Central Oklahoma
08. Political Science, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
03. Ethnic Studies, University Of Central Oklahoma
03. Ethnic Studies, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
02. English, University Of Central Oklahoma
02. English, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
01. Communication, University Of Central Oklahoma
01. Communication, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.
09. Sociology, University Of Central Oklahoma
09. Sociology, University Of Central Oklahoma
Oklahoma Research Day Abstracts
No abstract provided.