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CONCURRENT SESSIONS 411 to 415: 8am-9am, Sunday, October 14

Session 411: E-Publishing
Memorial Hall, Gateway Center

The Nerd Node: Technology and Policy Linkages from Slashdot
-- Alexander Halavais, University of Washington, USA

Pub MedCentral's Remarkable Social Architecture
-- Adam King, Indiana University, USA

Socio-Technical Dimensions of E-Journals
-- Ewa Callahan, Indiana University, USA
-- Rob Kling, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, USA

Session 412: Virtual Gender: A Cross-Disciplinary Look at Girls, Women, and the Web
Johnson Great Room, Gateway Center

Moderator: Mia Consalvo, University of Wisconsin, USA

Teenage Girls Online: Conflicting Messages and Behavior
-- Lolita Spotted Thunder Moreno, University of Minnesota, USA

Sisterhood Online
-- Jinzhou Huang, University of Minnesota, USA

Miss and Mr. Internet: Living in a Gendered World
-- Helena K. Särkiö, University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communication, USA

Session 413: Social Activism and the Net
Ski-U-Mah Room, Gateway Center

CHAIR: Martha McCaughey, Women's Studies, Virginia Tech University, USA

Collective Identity in Cyberspace: Activist Group Cohesion in an Online Feminist Group
-- Mike Ayers, New School University, USA

Legitimacy in Global Governance: The Case of ICANN
-- Hans Klein, School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech/Chair, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, USA

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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: PHIL AGRE: "Internet Research: For and Against"

9:20-10:20am, Memorial Hall, Gateway Center, Gateway Center

Introduced by: Joseph A. Konstan, Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota, USA

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS 431 to 435: 10:30am-12:15pm, Sunday, October 14

Session 431: Ethical Challenges to Doing Research on the Internet
Memorial Hall, Gateway Center

-- Jim Hudson, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
-- Amy Bruckman, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
-- Charles Ess, Drury University, USA
-- Susan Herring, Indiana University USA

Session 432: Methodology III
Johnson Great Room, Gateway Center

Social Proxies: Using Minimalist Visualizations of On-line Activity to Support Coherent Interaction
-- Thomas Erickson, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA

Initial Thoughts on a Methodology for Studying Online Distributed Activities
-- Ira Nayman, McLuhan Centre at University of Toronto/byDesign eLab, CANADA

Reframing the Analysis of the MUD
-- Frank Schaap, University of Amsterdam / Amsterdam School of Communications Research, NETHERLANDS

Approaches to the Internet and the Genre of Chatting: Community, Identity and Discourse
-- Anne Scott Soerensen, The University of Southern Denmark, Odense, DENMARK

Session 433: Education-Distance Ed Issues
Ski-U-Mah Room, Gateway Center

Interactivity in Web-based Learning
-- Kathleen Burnett, Florida State University School of Information Studies, USA

Following threads: Unraveling conversation across multiple modalities in an online course
-- Janel Anderson Crider, University of Minnesota, USA

Disengaging from Internet Social Worlds: Distance Learners Prepare to Graduate
-- Michelle Kazmer, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

Let Pedagogy Drive Internet-based Learning
-- Dan Lim, University of Minnesota, Crookston, USA

Session 434: Social Capital
Nolte Room, Radisson

Moderator: Fred Turner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Capitalizing on the Net: The Netville Study
-- Keith Hampton, Massachuessts, Institute of Technology, USA
-- Barry Wellman, Centre for Urban & Community Studies, University of Toronto, CANADA

Social Interaction and the Creation of Social Capital in a Geography-Based Online Community
-- David Millen, Lotus Research, USA
-- John Patterson, IBM Research, USA

Does the Internet Multiply,Add To, Or Decrease Social Capital?
-- Anabel Quan Haase, McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology, University of Toronto, CANADA
-- Keith Hampton, Massachusetts, Institute of Technology, USA

Applying social networks analysis to study contemporary social movements Mapping networks of support for the Zapatista Movement
-- Maria Garrido, University of Washington, USA
-- Alexander C. Halavais, State University of New York at Buffalo, USA

Session 435: Museums and Music
Rotary Room, Radisson

Independent Music and the Internet
-- Marjorie Kibby, University of Newcastle, AUSTRALIA

Blues, Global Jams, and the Ecology of the Net
-- Gretchen Schoel, College of William and Mary, USA

Electronic forum and science museum
-- Geneviève Vidal , Université Paris 13, FRANCE
-- Agnès Parent , Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, FRANCE