Browse iConference 2010 Roundtables by Title

  • Native Systems of Knowledge: Indigenous Methodologies in Information Science 
    Duarte, Marisa Elena; Belarde-Lewis, Miranda; Krebs, Ally (2010-02-03)
    1. INTRODUCTION Study of Native systems of knowledge involves examining the institutions, community practices, philosophies and policies around knowledge, information, and technology that support Indigenous and tribal ...

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  • Research Methods in Community Informatics at the Broadband Moment 
    Williams, Kate (2010-02-03)
    This proposed roundtable will present and explore a range of research methods for community informatics. As a multidisciplinary field, community informatics methods are varied and complementary. As an emerging field with ...

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  • The Role of iSchools in Shaping the Future of Health Informatics 
    Caine, Kelly; Connelly, Kay; Hayes, Barbara; Kientz, Julie (2010-02-03)
    In remarks to the National Academy of Sciences earlier this year President Obama discussed many of the proposed benefits of stimulating growth in health and medical informatics. He proposed that computerizing medical ...

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  • Sharing experiences related to developing theories for the information field 
    Garcia-Murillo, Martha; Weiss, Martin; Renear, Allen H. (2010-02-03)
    This roundtable will allow academics in information schools the opportunity to share their experiences on theory development, the tools and techniques that they have used to facilitate this theorizing process and the ...

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  • Social Networking and Long-Term Organizational Goals 
    Reilly, Maeve; Rotolo, Anthony; Main, Sherry; Urban, Richard J. (2010-02-03)
    Social and new media tools have increased in popularity and accessibility over the past year and have become much more than social networks and entertainment sites. As students and the press alike come to rely on social ...

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