Titlebook: Communities and Technologies 2007; Proceedings of the T Charles Steinfield,Brian T. Pentland,Noshir Contra Conference proceedings 2007 Spri

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Life in the Times of Whypox: A Virtual Epidemic as a Community Event,Researchers have documented many aspects of the activities and motivations of players highlighting how players in these communities are defined by a common set of endeavors and social practices. (.) called game communities for this reason ‘a(chǎn)ffinity’ groups. Often particular practices such as avatar

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A Socio-Technical Approach for Topic Community Member Selection,nmental issues, cannot be solved in traditional ways, as no perfect solution can be found. Also, the understanding of the problem evolves as the solution is being worked on, but no clear agreement on what the real problem is can be reached. The only way to seriously address these problems is by exam

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Tracking Online Collaborative Work as Representational Practice: Analysis and Tool,ivity within an online community of practice takes several forms, ranging from alternate channels of communication, to the virtual meeting rooms, to wiki-based methods for sharing documents. The evaluation of the role of technology, and its design, in the productivity of online communities of practi

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Implicit Many-to-One Communication in Online Communities,rnet as a new medium. This new movement is often considered attributable to the Web 2.0 technologies (e.g., Ajax, XML, RSS, and Wiki) and social computing concepts (e.g. blog, tagging, and voting) that make mass user interactions both easy and multi-faceted. They retain the existing ingredients of o

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