This study examined college students' online research behaviors through a survey of 282 students. The survey asked about students' internet usage patterns, how they find study information online, and how they evaluate credibility of sources. The results showed that students primarily use search engines like Google to find information for studying due to convenience. They prefer using the library database for academic projects because they perceive the information to be more vetted. However, students value efficiency over credibility and expertise when conducting research. The study recommends improving information literacy training for students to help them better evaluate sources and use library databases.
Presentation at LAK19, Tempe, Arizona. Text available at Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge - https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3303796
Pages 235-244
Better Research Papers: Workshop Your Handout - Faculty WorkshopMargot
Tuesday, August 26th, 2014, led by Margot Hanson and Michele Van Hoeck
BETTER RESEARCH PAPERS: WORKSHOP YOUR HANDOUT
2:00-3:30 PM, LIBRARY GREEN ROOM
Would you like to see higher quality research papers from students? Are you discouraged by grading papers with weak sources or insufficient citation? Drawing on recommendations from studies of student research habits, as well as librarian experience working with Cal Maritime students, attendees will work with a partner to revise one of their own research assignment handouts (prompts).
NOTE: Please bring a paper copy of one of your research paper assignments to the workshop.
This material caters the descriptions and different techniques of Internet-based researches. This material also caters helpful web sites and search engines.
Presentation at LAK19, Tempe, Arizona. Text available at Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge - https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3303796
Pages 235-244
Better Research Papers: Workshop Your Handout - Faculty WorkshopMargot
Tuesday, August 26th, 2014, led by Margot Hanson and Michele Van Hoeck
BETTER RESEARCH PAPERS: WORKSHOP YOUR HANDOUT
2:00-3:30 PM, LIBRARY GREEN ROOM
Would you like to see higher quality research papers from students? Are you discouraged by grading papers with weak sources or insufficient citation? Drawing on recommendations from studies of student research habits, as well as librarian experience working with Cal Maritime students, attendees will work with a partner to revise one of their own research assignment handouts (prompts).
NOTE: Please bring a paper copy of one of your research paper assignments to the workshop.
This material caters the descriptions and different techniques of Internet-based researches. This material also caters helpful web sites and search engines.
Information Literacy for Engineering StudentsJohn Meier
This presentation was developed for a Senior design course in Electrical Engineering as part of the ABET accreditation requirements for engineering graduates. It attempts to teach information literacy concepts and relate them to the engineering curriculum and profession.
Undergraduate and Graduate Student Use of Social Media WhitepaperProQuest
Social media is such an intrinsic part of the way students interact, it is natural that academic libraries would consider making services available through these communication channels. For the benefit of academic libraries, ProQuest commissioned a study by Hanover Research to gauge the current and potential uses of social media for academic research. We present the findings here, along with some top-line recommendations to assist libraries in executing an effective social media strategy.
ABSTRACT. In spite of wide-spread interest in learning analytics, many instructors are still uncertain about what data are available to them, whether these data are relevant to their specific contexts, and how to put available data to work in the classroom in a way that is aligned with their values as teachers. This panel brings together inspirational thought leaders with experience in business, research, administration, teaching, and instructional design to discuss complexities involved in the use of learning analytics, explore the challenges associated with rethinking student success in the 21st century, and share some of the innovative ways they are using data to improve the lives of students today.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Identify complexities and contemporary challenges facing the use of educational data to inform instructional design decisions
2. Describe ways in which learning analytics provide an opportunity for instructors to gain a richer understanding of the needs of their students
3. Share stories about how data has been used to inform instructional design, improve student outcomes, and stimulate thinking about student success
SPEAKERS
David Lindrum
Founder & Instructional Designer, Soomo Learning
Phillip Long
Associate Vice Provost for Learning Sciences, UT Austin
Laura Malcolm
Vice President of Product Management, Civitas Learning
Mike Sharkey
Vice President of Analytics, Blackboard
Presentation to the second LIS DREaM workshop held at the British Library on Monday 30th January 2012.
More information available at: http://lisresearch.org/dream-project/dream-event-3-workshop-monday-30-january-2012/
Web Literacy of Postgraduate students of Sambalpur University: An Analysissanat kumar behera
Web literacy, is a collection of skills, might be considered the point where computer literacy merges with information literacy. The present study is a questionnaire based survey of 200 post graduate students of Sambalpur University about their knowledge of the Web and its use. The study found that 44% students conceive web as a huge database of information; 60.5% feel that websites or portals are the vital source of web information; 96% search the web though Google. Further, the study explores the hindrances to Web literacy at the institutional level and suggests measures to enhance the use of web by the students.
Citation: Behera, Sanat kumar and Majhi, Sabitri and Maharana, Bulu Web Literacy of Postgraduate students of Sambalpur University: An Analysis., 2011 . In National Conference on Information Literacy Skills for College Librarians in Digital Environment, Agrawal College, Ballabgarh (India), 26-27 February 2011.
On May 10-11th, Katherine attended the first annual EBSCO User Group meet in the US city of Boston. Katherine was there on the invitation of the EBSCO User Group committee, made up of university librarians and EBSCO staff. This two day conference was inspired by the UK and Nordic user groups and this first meet-up was a great opportunity for Librarians from all over the US to come together and talk about how they are using EDS. Katherine an update on the major topics and trends which came up in the conference, and give some insight into the role of the EBSCO User Group in the US and the differences between the US and UK usage of EDS, and this lead into a wider discussion about changing role of Librarians in the UK and US.
Millenial Mythology: Putting suppositions to the test in an academic library, from Pascal Lupien, Academic Liaison Librarian, University of Guelph, and Randy Oldham, System Support Technician, University of Guelph; Presented at Computers in Libraries Conference 2008
Presented in the workshop session "What Bioinformaticians Need to Know about Digital Publishing Beyond the PDF" at ISMB 2013 in Berlin. https://www.iscb.org/cms_addon/conferences/ismbeccb2013/workshops.php
Examining Relationships between U.S. Preservice Mathematics Teachers’ Time Sp...Dr. Mokter Hossain
Abstract:
This paper presents the results of a study that sought to determine if preservice mathematics teachers’ perceptions toward a 12-week blogging activity, used as a supportive teaching and learning tool in a college Euclidean Geometry course, differed based on the amount of their selfreported weekly time spent on the Internet. Data was collected using a questionnaire comprised of demographic questions, 16 Likert-type scale items designed to measure participants’ attitude toward the blogging activity, and another 18 Likert-type scale items designed to measure
participants’ perceived effectiveness of the blogging activity. The study found that participants who spend more time on the Internet perceived the blogging activities to be more effective than those who spend less time on the Internet. Overall, the participants found enjoyed the blogging
activity and found it to be effective and helpful.
Citation:
Hossain, M. M., & Quinn, R. J. (2013). Examining Relationships between Preservice Mathematics Teachers’ Time Spent on the Internet and their Perceptions of a Blogging Activity in a Euclidean Geometry Class. European Journal of Educational Sciences, 1 (1), 26-37. PDF File. Available online at: http://www.journalsgate.com/paper/erbpm2.pdf
Information Literacy for Engineering StudentsJohn Meier
This presentation was developed for a Senior design course in Electrical Engineering as part of the ABET accreditation requirements for engineering graduates. It attempts to teach information literacy concepts and relate them to the engineering curriculum and profession.
Undergraduate and Graduate Student Use of Social Media WhitepaperProQuest
Social media is such an intrinsic part of the way students interact, it is natural that academic libraries would consider making services available through these communication channels. For the benefit of academic libraries, ProQuest commissioned a study by Hanover Research to gauge the current and potential uses of social media for academic research. We present the findings here, along with some top-line recommendations to assist libraries in executing an effective social media strategy.
ABSTRACT. In spite of wide-spread interest in learning analytics, many instructors are still uncertain about what data are available to them, whether these data are relevant to their specific contexts, and how to put available data to work in the classroom in a way that is aligned with their values as teachers. This panel brings together inspirational thought leaders with experience in business, research, administration, teaching, and instructional design to discuss complexities involved in the use of learning analytics, explore the challenges associated with rethinking student success in the 21st century, and share some of the innovative ways they are using data to improve the lives of students today.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Identify complexities and contemporary challenges facing the use of educational data to inform instructional design decisions
2. Describe ways in which learning analytics provide an opportunity for instructors to gain a richer understanding of the needs of their students
3. Share stories about how data has been used to inform instructional design, improve student outcomes, and stimulate thinking about student success
SPEAKERS
David Lindrum
Founder & Instructional Designer, Soomo Learning
Phillip Long
Associate Vice Provost for Learning Sciences, UT Austin
Laura Malcolm
Vice President of Product Management, Civitas Learning
Mike Sharkey
Vice President of Analytics, Blackboard
Presentation to the second LIS DREaM workshop held at the British Library on Monday 30th January 2012.
More information available at: http://lisresearch.org/dream-project/dream-event-3-workshop-monday-30-january-2012/
Web Literacy of Postgraduate students of Sambalpur University: An Analysissanat kumar behera
Web literacy, is a collection of skills, might be considered the point where computer literacy merges with information literacy. The present study is a questionnaire based survey of 200 post graduate students of Sambalpur University about their knowledge of the Web and its use. The study found that 44% students conceive web as a huge database of information; 60.5% feel that websites or portals are the vital source of web information; 96% search the web though Google. Further, the study explores the hindrances to Web literacy at the institutional level and suggests measures to enhance the use of web by the students.
Citation: Behera, Sanat kumar and Majhi, Sabitri and Maharana, Bulu Web Literacy of Postgraduate students of Sambalpur University: An Analysis., 2011 . In National Conference on Information Literacy Skills for College Librarians in Digital Environment, Agrawal College, Ballabgarh (India), 26-27 February 2011.
On May 10-11th, Katherine attended the first annual EBSCO User Group meet in the US city of Boston. Katherine was there on the invitation of the EBSCO User Group committee, made up of university librarians and EBSCO staff. This two day conference was inspired by the UK and Nordic user groups and this first meet-up was a great opportunity for Librarians from all over the US to come together and talk about how they are using EDS. Katherine an update on the major topics and trends which came up in the conference, and give some insight into the role of the EBSCO User Group in the US and the differences between the US and UK usage of EDS, and this lead into a wider discussion about changing role of Librarians in the UK and US.
Millenial Mythology: Putting suppositions to the test in an academic library, from Pascal Lupien, Academic Liaison Librarian, University of Guelph, and Randy Oldham, System Support Technician, University of Guelph; Presented at Computers in Libraries Conference 2008
Presented in the workshop session "What Bioinformaticians Need to Know about Digital Publishing Beyond the PDF" at ISMB 2013 in Berlin. https://www.iscb.org/cms_addon/conferences/ismbeccb2013/workshops.php
Examining Relationships between U.S. Preservice Mathematics Teachers’ Time Sp...Dr. Mokter Hossain
Abstract:
This paper presents the results of a study that sought to determine if preservice mathematics teachers’ perceptions toward a 12-week blogging activity, used as a supportive teaching and learning tool in a college Euclidean Geometry course, differed based on the amount of their selfreported weekly time spent on the Internet. Data was collected using a questionnaire comprised of demographic questions, 16 Likert-type scale items designed to measure participants’ attitude toward the blogging activity, and another 18 Likert-type scale items designed to measure
participants’ perceived effectiveness of the blogging activity. The study found that participants who spend more time on the Internet perceived the blogging activities to be more effective than those who spend less time on the Internet. Overall, the participants found enjoyed the blogging
activity and found it to be effective and helpful.
Citation:
Hossain, M. M., & Quinn, R. J. (2013). Examining Relationships between Preservice Mathematics Teachers’ Time Spent on the Internet and their Perceptions of a Blogging Activity in a Euclidean Geometry Class. European Journal of Educational Sciences, 1 (1), 26-37. PDF File. Available online at: http://www.journalsgate.com/paper/erbpm2.pdf
Research is an essential aspect of academic and scientific pursuits. Before embarking on any research project, researchers are required to present a well-structured document known as a research proposal. This document outlines the purpose, objectives, methods, and significance of the study to obtain approval and funding from institutions or organizations. This is an Example research proposal and should be only use as a guide.
"The Influence of Online Studies and Information using Learning Analytics"Fahmi Ahmed
This research will help people with inadequate knowledge to get
a better understanding of online study or e-learning. Through this
study, the social impact of online users or learners can be
increased, and the users can have a clear idea of online study. In
this research, the graphs will be presented according to country,
gender, age, online resources, etc. showing the impact of online
study and information on online users. The learners will get an
understandable knowledge of the type of sources, what is their
purpose, and resources people can use in online study. From this,
the learners will get a guide or path that how easily they can learn
online for study in a more flexible way. The outcomes are
visualized using the R language and Tableau with pre-processed
data.
WATEF 2018 신년 세미나
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【좌장】 백승대(영남대)
【세션1】 성폭력에 대한 언론 보도 양상과 사회적 인식 탐구
- 발표자: 임연수(홍익대)
- 토론자: 석민(매일신문사), 남인용(부경대), 윤희웅(오피니언라이브)
【세션2】 지역의 미래전략에 미치는 미래준비 요인에 관한 연구
- 발표자: 송영조(한국정보화진흥원)
- 토론자: 이정미(대구경북연구원), 안중곤(대구시청), 오경묵(한국경제신문)
WATEF 2018 신년 세미나
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이번 세미나는 인적교류 및 정보교류와 더불어 유연한 관계형성을 목적으로
소규모의 사랑방 형식으로 진행하고자 하오니 많은 참석바랍니다.
□ 일 시 : 2018. 2. 2. (금) 오후 3:30~5:30
□ 장 소 : 스마트미디어센터(대구 동구 동대구로 489번지 대구무역회관 2층)
□ 발표주제
【좌장】 백승대(영남대)
【세션1】 성폭력에 대한 언론 보도 양상과 사회적 인식 탐구
- 발표자: 임연수(홍익대)
- 토론자: 석민(매일신문사), 남인용(부경대), 윤희웅(오피니언라이브)
【세션2】 지역의 미래전략에 미치는 미래준비 요인에 관한 연구
- 발표자: 송영조(한국정보화진흥원)
- 토론자: 이정미(대구경북연구원), 안중곤(대구시청), 김윤영(한국패션산업연구원)
Another Interdisciplinary Transformation: Beyond an Area-studies JournalHan Woo PARK
Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia (ISSN 2383-9449) is a refereed biannual journal that takes a lead on a new scholarship in Asia. In the past, the JCEA was dedicated to the study of current political, social and economic trends in East and Southeast Asia. But now, the JCEA finds unique aspects of Asian scholarship by expanding its scope to (socio-technical) convergence and future (network) studies. The JCEA editors are working very hard to boost the scholarly presence of new Asian scholarship around the world and secure its reputation as an emerging world-class publishing outlet. The editors welcome manuscripts based on original research or significant reexamination of existing literature.
암호화폐에 대해 적극 규제 입장을 보이는 정부에 대해 아쉬움을 드러내며 청와대에 규제 반대 청원을 낸 영남대 사이버감성연구소 박한우 교수. 국내 빅 데이터 연구 권위자로 잘 알려진 그는 지금까지 100여 편에 달하는 관련 논문을 게재하며 빅 데이터를 통해 사회를 해석하고 있는 학자다. 게다가 빅 데이터를 활용한 여론조사 특허까지 획득하며 빅 데이터 연구의 체계를 잡아가고 있다. 그런 그가 암호화폐 규제 반대에 대한 이유와 블록체인 기술과 정부가 해야 할 일에 대해 의견을 들었다.
1. 청와대에 가상화폐 규제를 반대하는 청원을 낸 것으로 알고 있다. 가상화폐 규제에 반대 하는 이유는 무엇인가
가상화페는 오역된 단어이다. 엄격히 말하면, 암호화폐가 맞다. 세계 암호화페 시장은 기축통화인 비트코인 그리고 이더리움 등 알트코인을 포함하면 약 700여 개가 등록되어 있다. 앞으로 3,000여 개가 등록 준비 중이다. 우리나라도 미래자산으로서 비트코인 거래가 활성화되고 있다. 현재 암호화폐 시장에 특히 한국시장에 유독 과열이 심한 건 맞다고 본다. 상징적인 가격대인 1만 달러를 넘으면서 우리나라 뿐 아니라 전 세계 각국에서도 고민이 커져가고 있는 것도 사실이다. 그러나 문재인 정부가 이러한 트렌드에 제대로 부응하려면, 암호화폐 분야의 세계적 동향과 국내 현황 간 미스매치를 언급하며 정책적 지원이 필요함을 역설해야지 규제를 말할 단계가 아니다.
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2. 가상화폐 규제 시 어떤 문제점이 발생할 것이라 예상되는가
신호등 효과가 발생할 것이다. 청색등에서 적색으로 바뀌기 전 황색등 기간에 더 많은 부작용이 생겨날 것이다. 일확천금의 마지막 기회라고 생각해서 시장이 더 불안정해질 것이며, 아노미 상태가 될 것이다. 규제의 근거로서 청소년과 주부의 무분별한 투기행태를 언급하는 것은 적폐대상인 탁상행정을 다시 보여주는 것이다. 2018년 중등 교육과정에 코딩수업이 정규과정으로 포함된다. 코딩수업에서 우리의 청소년이 꿈꾸어야 할 직업은 무엇인가? 그것은 바로 글로벌 경쟁력을 지닌 암호화폐를 개발하는 것이다. 이더리움은 러시아 프로그래머인 비탈릭 부테린이 개발했다. 고학력의 경력단절 여성들이 육아와 가사를 병행하면서 할 수 있는 무엇인가? 모바일 금융거래사로서 새로운 사회적 성장동력이 되는 것이다. 상황이 이러함에도 불구하고, 새로운 정부는 기술의 편의성과 위험성 이슈를 운운하는 구태를 드러내고 있다, 기능이 겹치거나 기술이 완성되지 못한 암호화폐는 자연도태 되게 되어있다. 정부에서도 무조건적인 투자, 투기라기보다는 위험성을 제대로 알려주면서 암호화폐의 건전한 발전을 위한 제도를 만들어 나가는 게 필요하다고 본다. 암호화폐나 블록체인이 우리 국가를 어떻게 더 나은 사회로 만들 수 있는지에 대해 새로운 정책을 만들고 그 정책에 따라 규제를 연결지어 나오는게 더 올바르지 않을까 생각한다.
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3. 암호화폐와 블록체인 기술의 가능성에 대해 어떻게 보고있는가
미국 시카고 선물시장에서 비트코인 거래가 개시되었다. 이것이 암호화폐의 제도권 진입을 공식화하지는 않지만, 신기루처럼 허구는 아닐 수 있다는 것을 드러낸다. 2018년에는 비트코인 거래의 대중화와 캐쉬리스 모바일 지불결제의 확산될 것이다. 또한 비트코인을 이용한 개인-개인(P2P) 사이트가 생겨나면서 중고물품과 디지털콘텐츠 거래시스템 활용논의가 중요하게 등장할 것이다. 또한 블록체인의 질적 성장을 통해 탈중앙화를 가속화 시키고 국가가 분산, 투명, 협력 되는 생태계를 만들어 내는 기회를 삼을 수 있으리라 생각한다. 4차산업 혁명에서 가장 핵심이 되는 기술이 공정성과 신뢰성을 가진 연결 융합 플랫폼을 구현하는 것이라고 본다.
4. 정부는 블록체인 기술 발전을 위해 어떤 역할을 해야 한다고 생각하는가
블록체인 기술이 발전하기 위해서는 암호화폐가 반드시 필요하다. 암호화폐와 블록체인은 한 몸이라 보면 된다. 암호화폐에 심각한 규제를 가하기 시작하면 블록체인 기술을 통해 4차 산업을 육성하는 것은 불가능하다고 볼 수 있다.
비트코인 광풍의 이면에 대기업에서 운영하는 암호화폐 거래소의 사회적 책임의식 부재와 이용자 미보호가 심각한 문제로 등장하는 것이 핵심 트렌드임을 깨달아야 한다. 나아가, 소득이 있는 곳에 세금이 있다는 원칙을 지키면 된다. 거래소 개설 이후의 소득에 대해서는 세금을 부과해야 한다. 하지만 주택임대사업자처럼 일정금액 이상은 부가세를 면제하여 개미투자자들을 보호하면 된다. 이것은 문재인 정부가 추구하는 정의로운 나라와 궤를 같이 하는 것이다.
나아가 블록체인에 대한 세계적 관심이 더 높아지면서 관련 원천기술의 확보방안이 주요 이슈로 부상될 것이다. Lisk coin은 독일 베를린에 오미세고는 태국 방콕, 라이트코인은 싱가폴에 본부를 두고 있다
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KISTI-WATEF-BK21Plus-사이버감성연구소 2017 동계세미나 자료집Han Woo PARK
WATEF 2017 동계세미나 및 정기총회 개최
1. 행사 개요
o 목 적 : 데이터와 콘텐츠 기반 과학기술의 공공성 회복방향에 대한 전문가 의견
공유
o 일 시 : 2017. 11.30(목)
o 장 소 : KISTI(한국과학기술정보연구원) 대전 본원 별관 회의실
o 참석자 : WATEF 회원 및 KISTI 관련자 등 50여명
o 주 관 : WATEF
o 주 최 : WATEF, KISTI(한국과학기술정보연구원), 영남대 BK플러스사업단 사물
인터넷 빅데이터 지능서비스 사업팀, 영남대사이버감성연구소(빅데이터
융복합센터)
http://watef.org/home/bbs/board.php?bo_table=notice&wr_id=73
학회원 여러분 위와같이 WATEF 2017 동계세미나를 KISTI 대전본원 회의실에서 개최합니다. 많은 회원분들의 참석 바랍니다.
사전등록신청은 지난번 하계세미나처럼 온라인으로 간편하게 접수 가능합니다.
https://goo.gl/forms/FPLfxGQ5ZeOdh6A63 <- 사전등록신청 링크
Global mapping of artificial intelligence in Google and Google ScholarHan Woo PARK
Omar, M., Mehmood, A., Choi, G.S., Park, H.W.@ (2017 Online First). Global mapping of artificial intelligence in Google and Google Scholar. Scientometrics.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11192-017-2534-4
#인공지능 분야의 국가별 현황과 전망을 #웹보메트릭스 #빅데이터 #구글데이터 이용해서 세계지도를 그렸습니다.
박한우 영어 이력서 Curriculum vitae 경희대 행사 제출용Han Woo PARK
Full Prof. Dr. Han Woo PARK, http://www.hanpark.net https://www.slideshare.net/hanpark
(BA-HUFS, MA-Seoul Nat'l Univ. PhD-SUNY Buffalo)
Dept of Media & Communication, Interdisciplinary Program of Digital Convergence Business, YeungNam University, 214-1, Dae-dong, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, Zip Code 712-749
Editor-In-Chief of Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia, https://jceasia.org/
Guest Editors of Social Science Computer Review, Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, Asian Journal of Communication, Scientometrics, Quality & Quantity, Technological Forecasting & Social Change
Editorial Boards of Scientometrics, Quality & Quantity, International Journal of Internet Science, Big Data & Society, CollNet Journal of Scientometrics & Information Management, Knowledge Economy, International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development, Social Media & Society, Triple Helix - A Journal of University-Industry-Government Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Technological Forecasting & Social Change, Journal of Data & Information Science, Scholarly Metrics and Analytics (a specialty of Frontiers in Library and Information Science)
Director of Cyber Emotions Research Institute
President of WATEF (World Association for Triple Helix & Future Strategy Studies,
Formerly, Asia Triple Helix Society)
Formerly, Directors of World Class University Webometrics Institute and TEDxPalgong ,Visiting Scholar of Oxford Internet Institute https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/han-woo-park/ Research Associate of Royal Netherland Academy (NIWI-KNAW http://virtualknowledgestudio.nl/people/former-vks-members/
Twitter network map of #ACPC2017 1st day using NodeXLHan Woo PARK
The Asian Conference for Political Communication 2017 is a biennial conference spearheaded by the Media Programme Asia of Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung. Join fellow influencers in academia, politics and government on this special occasion. Talk about challenges on social media, discuss the odds and threats of #twiplomacy, analyze the phenomena of rising populism and watch the hottest tools for e-campaigning.
2016년 촛불집회는 과거와 달리 수도권뿐만 아니라 지방에서도 전개되었다. 그러나 서울 광화
문 광장 이외에서 진행된 촛불집회에 대한 사회적 관심은 그 중요성에 비해서 주목받지 못했다.
이 연구는 지방의 촛불집회 특히, 대통령의 정치적 고향인 대구·경북(TK) 촛불집회에 주목하였
다. 본 논문은 페이스북에 남겨진 데이터를 이용해 촛불집회에 나타난 TK지역 여론의 행위자와
댓글의 내용을 검토한다. 첫째, 페이지의 운영주체에 따라 페이스북 이용자 행위의 차이가 있는
지 살펴보았다. 둘째, 집회유형에 따른 댓글의 의견과 그 전개양상이 다른지 살펴보았다. 분석방
법으로 이용자 반응분석, 연결망분석(social network analysis), 의미망분석이 사용되었다. 연구결과,
페이스북 이용자들의 관심도, 참여율, 응집도는 전통 미디어에서 운영한 페이지보다 시민참여형
UCC(user created content) 페이지에서 높게 나타났다. 집회유형으로 보면, 촛불집회 댓글들과 비
교해 ‘박사모’ 반응에서 노인폄하 단어 등 부정적 단어들이 더 자주 출현했다. 이 연구는 페이스
북 댓글 데이터를 이용해서 기존에 자주 수행된 마케팅과 선거캠페인을 넘어서 새로운 연구방향
을 제시했다는 점에서 학술적 의미뿐만 아니라 사회적 가치가 있다.
세계산학관협력총회 http://www.watef.org 패널을 공지합니다.
토론자로 참여가능한 분도 모집합니다. 많은 관심을 부탁드려요.
2017 Triple Helix Conference Special Issue Session http://www.triplehelix-korea.org/
Theme (주제): Measuring Triple Helix Synergies and Innovations using Scientometric, Technometric, Informetric, Webometric, and Altmetric Data
9월 15일 금요일 16:45 - 18:15 장소: 대구엑스코
페이스북 라이브 생중계: 서인수 (즐거운 사물인터넷 대표)
Organizers
Mi Young Chong (Univ. of North Texas, USA) miyoungchong@my.unt.edu
Han Woo Park (Yeungnam University, South Korea)
발표자: 김도훈, Brandon Moore, 윤정원
Presenter: Leo Kim
Title: From Institution to Individual: Data-Based Reflection of Triple-Helix Operation in South Korea
Biography: Leo Kim is the CEO of Ars Praxia. He graduated from LSE (Methodology, Master) and University of Sussex (Science and Technology Studies, PhD). He has been developing the methodology of semantic network analysis and has a professional background in innovation studies and unstructured data analysis.
Presenter: Brandon Moore
Title: Improving open data accessibility: Using domain driven design and microservice architecture to create user friendly open data systems
Biography: Brandon Moore is a solutions architect for Nationstar Mortgage LLC. He has 20 years experience as a software engineer and is currently the lead architect for a new reverse mortgage platform. He is also an Information Science PhD student at the University of North Texas. His research interests are text analytics and data mining.
Presenter: Jungwon Yoon
TItle: Triple Helix Dynamics of Technological Innovation Systems in South Korea: A Comparative Analysis
Biography: Jungwon Yoon is a research fellow at Soongsil University in South Korea. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology of Technology and Science from Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. Her areas of expertise are in science and technology studies (STS), including science & technology policy, sociology of sciences, innovation studies, and technology management. Her current research focuses on dynamics of innovation systems in both South and North Korea. Her latest publications include "Triple helix dynamics of South Korea’s innovation system: a network analysis of inter-regional technological collaborations" and "Quintuple helix structure of Sino-Korean research collaboration in science."
1. Convenience or Credibility? A Study of College Student Online Research Behaviors J. Patrick BiddixaChung JooChungb* Han Woo Parkc** a Department of Curriculum, Leadership, and TechnologyValdosta State University b Department of Communication The State University of New York at Buffalo c Department of Media and Communication, WCU WebometricsInstituteYeungNam University
2. 1. Introduction Today’s student has more information readily available to them than any other prior generation. Students turn to a variety of sources for information when completing academic work ranging from Wikipedia to Google Scholar, course management systems (CMS)
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4. Is distinguishing and evaluating sources part of the retrieval process or are they simply trading the afforded ease offered by a blazing Internet connection for good work?How students search for academic support material, followed by a review of studies focused on how students evaluate and access online sources.
5. 2. Review of literature (Madden & Jones, 2002) - College student use of the Internet - 79% of college Internet users believed the Internet had a positive impact on their academic experience, 73% of college students used the Internet for research more than the library. (Jones, Johnson-Yale, Millermaier, and Perez 2008) Overall use of the Internet for academic purposes has increased and that students were generally pleased with the Internet's utility for academic work
6. 2. Review of literature The consensus was that students turned to search engines (De Rosa et al., 2005; Emde, Currie, Devlin, & Graves, 2008; Griffiths & Brophy, 2005; Jones, 2002; Martin, 2008; Van Scoyoc & Cason, 2006); or even Wikipedia (Head & Eisenberg, 2009) before library databases (Hampton-Reeves et al., 2009); though CMS/class websites fared respectably. (Rainie & Tancer, 2007) 50% of college graduates used the site (86% if those with college experience were included), while 46% of current full- or part-time college students used Wikipedia. Head and Eisenberg (2009) a consensus among students they interviewed that Wikipedia was a first stop for research, students referred to the site as a “preresearch tool” or a “step .05” that preceded scholarly databases and helped students funnel or refine their topics. 2.1. The search process
7. 2. Review of literature (Park, Barnett, and Nam 2002) credibility with respect to online information as having two major components: trustworthiness, which is related to author/producer authority or reputation, and expertise, which is how useful (e.g., complete, timely) the content is compared to others. (Currie, Devlin, Emde, & Graves, 2010). Undergraduates understand the importance of using credible information for their academic work but often lacked the skills to critically evaluate a potential source (Head & Eisenberg, 2009) “finding materials they desired, knew existed, and needed on a ‘just in time’ basis” 2.2. Information credibility and accessibility
8. 3. Methods CATPAC, a self-organizing artificial neural network analysis program (Woelfel, 1993, 1998) Semantic analysis is a form of social network analysis used to identify the structure of concepts or symbols in a set of answers on open questions
14. 3. Methods 8 questions : demographics of participants (e.g., age, gender or Internet usage experience). 5questions : Internet usage and behaviors related to academic activities (1) study-related information seeking practices (2) Internet usage patterns during recent project online (3) reasons for using the Internet for academic purpose (4) reliability perception of academic information obtained on the Internet (5) effective usage of the Internet to improve academic performance 3.2 Instrument
15. 3. Methods CATPAC is a neural network computer program optimized for analyzing text & produces visual relationships among the words using a dendogram, a graphical representation of the resultant clusters (Woelfel, 1993, 1998). To prepare data, a list of meaningless words distorting the analysis (Lim, 2009) - articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and transitive verbs were excluded. - the past tense and past perfect tense were modified into the present tense. - similar words were combined into single words to facilitate the analysis 3.3 Analysis
16. 3. Methods The potential data loss through mining procedures versus traditional quantitative survey or qualitative coding analyses. Sophisticated questionnaires and careful understanding of findings through CATPAC are needed to realize the idea of the semantic web that is the creation of collective human knowledge (Lim, 2009). 3.4 Limitations
17. 4. Results 4.1 Findings study-related information on the Internet Students were asked to describe their usual practice for finding study-related information on the Internet. The most frequently occurring word - Web site, information, search, find, use, Google, look, study.. *Left side displays the dendogramwhile Right side represents 3D perceptive through ThoughtView
18. 4. Results 4.2 Recent Internet usage patterns for academic project online Students were asked to describe their use of the Internet for a recent project. The most frequently occurring word - Web site, information, use, find, search, Google, Online, library, University, Internet and Wikipedia *Left side displays the dendogramwhile Right side represents 3D perceptive through ThoughtView
19. 4. Results 4.3 Reasons for using the Internet for academic work Students were asked to describe their usual practice for finding study-related information on the Internet The most frequently occurring word - Information, use, website, find, search, Google Source, engine, need, topic, library, Internet, and Wikipedia *Left side displays the dendogramwhile Right side represents 3D perceptive through ThoughtView
20. 4. Results 4.4 Determining the credibility of Internet information Students were asked to describe how they determine the credibility of information obtained on the Internet The most frequently occurring word - information, website, reliable, Internet, source, Academic, search, Wikipedia, depend, online, friend, sure.. *Left side displays the dendogramwhile Right side represents 3D perceptive through ThoughtView
21. 4. Results 4.5 Using the Internet to improve academic performance (summary) Do not use the Internet as a 'copying' tool, but as a learning device. The Internet itself will not improve your academic performance. Just use it wisely. With the advanced search technique, you can narrow down the search results. Learn the advantage of the university library's Web site and research engine link from your friends. Learn and love your library’s Web site. Do not be scared if you have never used it before. They have helpful hints or tours to get you acclimated to the Web site. Communicate with teachers, mentors, tutors, classmates and librarians through your school’s online academic system or in person. If you want to learn the advantage of the university library's Web site and research engine link, ask someone who would be familiar with the Web site online that are reliable. Use Web sites that provide extra study material. Some Web sites provide information that can enhance the material learned in a textbook. Use Web sites that are accredited and their professor has expressed that they want them to use those Web sites. You need to remain skeptical of the information that they find until they verify it. If you are not sure whether you can rely on Web sites that a random research program offers, contact with your instructor or teaching assistant. Have a plan. The web is a big and scary place with tons of information. Googling can be pretty exhausting. One of the best ways still is using your school's library. A university library contains so much information that you are very likely to find information that you can use.
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24. Each preference was directly tied to efficiency, while trustworthiness and expertise were also consistent keywords in response analysis. Google is easily accessible and intuitive for students
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27. 5. Discussion 5.4 Recommendations To require a training module (Sanchez, Wiley, & Goldman, 2006), or stand alone class assignment, which could be developed as a drop-in application for a CMS such as WebCT. What students need help on is how to locate and recognize an empirical study and how to follow-up references to find additional sources citing relevant information (i.e., using “cited by” features). Teaching these skills may have more long-term positive effects than teaching literacy skills for a technology they will be unable to access after leaving campus. Database managers and/or librarians should consider a standard look and feel for databases.(ERIC, JSTOR, and MUSE each have very different search options and while learning the “basics” can help)
28. 5. Discussion 5.5 Future research Information literacy augments students’ competency with evaluating, managing, and using information, it is now considered by several regional and discipline-based accreditation associations as a key outcome for college students. The information literate student accesses needed information effectively and efficiently. Explore student perceptions of their evaluation practices and congruence with faculty expectations.