Information in Contemporary Society: 14th International Conference, iConference 2019, Washington, DC, USA, March 31–April 3, 2019, Proceedings

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by  Natalie Greene Taylor

Natalie Greene Taylor
Caitlin Christian-Lamb
Michelle H. Martin
Bonnie Nardi (Eds.)
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Preface
Now in its 14th year, the iConference is an annual meeting devoted to research on
critical information issues in contemporary society. Each year, an international and
interdisciplinary community of scholars, researchers, and practitioners gathers to
explorecoreconceptsandideasininformationscholarshipandtodevelopnewavenues
ofresearch.iConference2019washostedbytheUniversityofMaryland,CollegePark,
in collaboration with Syracuse University and the University of Maryland, Baltimore
County. The conference was held in Washington, DC from March 31 to April 3 with
the theme of “inform. include. inspire.” The aim of this year’s conference was to
discusswhatitmeanstoinforminthe21stcentury,toconsiderwhoisincludedinand
excluded from the information revolution, and to question how scholars can best
inspire individuals and organizations to use information for good in the rapidly
changing knowledge society. The conference’s geographic location in the U.S. capital
emphasized the role that national and international policies play in technological
advances and access.
Thescholarshippresented attheconferenceincludedtwosubcategories ofresearch
papers: short papers, which present new, provocative, and cross-cutting themes in a
focusedandsuccinctmanner,andfullpapers,whichpresentnewandoriginalresearch
results from empirical investigations and experiments, or from theory and model
development. Of the 88 short papers submitted, 33 were accepted (37.5% acceptance
rate). Of the 133 full papers submitted, 44 were accepted (33% acceptance rate). Both
subcategoriesunderwentarigorousdouble-blindreviewprocessmanagedbythepaper
chairsandaProgramCommitteeofassociatechairs.Eachpaperwasreviewedbythree
externalreviewers.Thehighlevelofscholarshipofthepapersisaresultoftheeffortsof
ourhard-workingreviewersandtheProgramCommitteewhooversawthefullprocess.
This is the second year that the proceedings of the iConference are published by
SpringerintheirLectureNotesinComputerScience(LNCS)series.Theseproceedings
comprisethecompleteversionofshortandfullpaperspresentedattheconference.To
organize the papers, the paper chairs developed 24 thematic categories that represent
thebroad range ofscholarshipshared attheconference.Additional research presented
attheconferenceintheformofpostersand“BlueSky”papers,whichfeatureideasand
visions for the iSchool research community, can be found through the IDEALS open
access repository (https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/102118).
ThegoaloftheiConferenceseriesandtheseproceedingsistoinspireconversation,
encourage further research, and inform diverse audiences about today’s critical infor-
mation needs.
March 2019 Natalie Greene Taylor
Caitlin Christian-Lamb
Michelle H. Martin
Bonnie Nardi
Organization
Organizers
University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Institutional Collaborators
Syracuse University, USA
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
Conference Chairs
Mega Subramaniam University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Kevin Crowston Syracuse University, USA
Wayne Lutters University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Program Committee Chairs
Michelle H. Martin University of Washington, USA
Bonnie Nardi University of California, Irvine, USA
Papers Chairs
Aleksandra Sarcevic Drexel University, USA
Nick Weber University of Washington, USA
Posters Chairs
Yong Ming Kow University of Hong Kong, SAR China
Eric Meyers University of British Columbia, Canada
Workshops Chairs
Marianne Martens Kent State University, USA
Gitte Balling Københavns Universitet, Denmark
Sessions for Interaction and Engagement (SIE) Chairs
James Howison University of Texas, Austin, USA
Kate Marek Dominican University, USA
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Doctoral Colloquium Chairs
Sun Young Park University of Michigan, USA
Anita Komlodi University of Maryland, Baltimore County, USA
Early Career Colloquium Chairs
Dick Kawooya University of South Carolina, USA
Hamid Ekbia Indiana University, USA
Blue Sky Chairs
Kevin Crowston Syracuse University, USA
John King University of Michigan, USA
Undergraduate Symposium Chairs
Matthew Bietz University of California, Irvine, USA
Yubo Kou Florida State University, USA
Social Media Chairs
Amelia Gibson University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA
Jessica Vitak University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Proceedings Chairs
Natalie Greene Taylor University of South Florida, USA
Caitlin Christian-Lamb University of Maryland, College Park, USA
iSchools Partnerships and Practices Chairs
Timothy Summers University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Sean McGann University of Washington, USA
Elke Greifeneder Humboldt-Universität, Germany
Keynotes Chair
Dan Russell Google
Student Volunteers Chairs
Samantha McDonald University of California, Irvine, USA
J. Elizabeth Mills University of Washington, USA
Katy Lawley University of Maryland, College Park, USA
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Diversity and Accessibility Chair
Renee Hill University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Conference Management
Clark Heideger iSchools
Mary Kendig University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Doctoral Dissertation Award Chairs
Tawanna Dillahunt University of Michigan, USA
Volker Wulf Universität Siegen, Germany
Best Paper Award Committee
Katrina Fenlon University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
Irene Lopatovska Pratt Institute, USA
Craig M. MacDonald Pratt Institute, USA
Yong Ming Kow University of Hong Kong
Peter Organisciak Denver University, USA
Patrick Shih Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
Blue Sky Program Committee
Diane Bailey University of Texas, Austin, USA
Christine Borgman University of California Los Angeles, USA
Jonathan Grudin Microsoft Corp.
Jens-Erik Mai University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Leysia Palen University of Colorado, USA
Associate Papers Chairs
Amelia Acker University of Texas, Austin, USA
Jack Andersen University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Christoph Becker University of Toronto, Canada
Catherine Blake University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA
Rachel Ivy Clarke Syracuse University, USA
Kaitlin Costello Rutgers University, USA
Andrew M. Cox University of Sheffield, UK
Dharma Dailey University of Washington, USA
Peter Darch University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Rosta Farzan University of Pittsburgh, USA
Katrina Fenlon University of Maryland, College Park, USA
Koraljka Golub Linnaeus University, Sweden
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Roberto González-Ibáñez University of Santiago, Chile
Frank Hopfgartner University of Sheffield, UK
Yun Huang Syracuse University, USA
Isa Jahnke University of Missouri, USA
Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
Jaap Kamps University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Yubo Kou Florida State University, USA
Irene Lopatovska Pratt Institute, USA
Jorge Martins University of Sheffield, UK
Yong Ming Know City University of Hong Kong, SAR China
Hanna Maurin Söderholm University of Boras, Sweden
Craig M. MacDonald Pratt Institute, USA
Rachel M. Magee University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Atsuyuki Morishima University of Tsukuba, Japan
Peter Organisciak Denver University, USA
Tamara Peyton Harrisburg University of Science and Technology,
USA
Alex Poole Drexel University, USA
Miriam Posner University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Matt Ratto University of Toronto, Canada
Rebecca Reynolds Rutgers University, USA
Colin Rhinesmith Simmons University, USA
Dan Sholler University of California, Berkeley, USA
Patrick Shih Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
Vivek Singh Rutgers University, USA
António Lucas Soares University of Porto, Portugal
Olivier St-Cyr University of Toronto, Canada
Joseph T. Tennis University of Washington, USA
Andrea Thomer University of Michigan, USA
Aaron Trammell University of California, Irvine, USA
Karen Wickett University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Dan Wu Wuhan University, China
Erja Yan Drexel University, USA
Hideo Yoho University of Tsukuba, Japan
Zhan Zhang Pace University, USA