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Colloki: Rethinking local conversations on the web
- 1. Colloki Rethinking local conversa1ons on the web Sameer Ahuja, Manuel A. Pérez‐Quiñones, Andrea Kavanaugh, Candida Tauro, and B. Joon Kim Digital Government Research Group Center for Human Computer InteracIon 1
- 2. This talk • The problem(s) • Social ApplicaIons ‐ IncenIves and Features • Colloki 2
- 3. Background Our Focus: Tools and Technologies to increase awareness and parIcipaIon in DemocraIc processes. NSF Digital Government Program (IIS‐0429274) 3