Indiana University Bloomington

People Worldwide

The RKCSI website hopes to provide a comprehensive listing of everyone around the world who is involved in the teaching (T), research (R), or study (S) of Social Informatics. Please contact the RKCSI webmaster to be added to the list. Please provide appropriate links and indicate your primary interest areas.

Name Institutional Affiliation Interest Areas T R S*
Muhammad Abdul-Mageed Linguistics Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
Social networks, online communities, citizen journalism, convergent media, and e-learning x*
Colin Allen Cognitive Science Program
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
William Aspray School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Carol Brown Kelley School of Business (KSB)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Bertram (Chip) Bruce Library & Information Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (USA)
x
Erik Bucy Telecommunications Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Jean Camp School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Lynne C. Chase School of Library and Information Studies
University of Wisconsin — Madison (USA)
Social influences on information systems development projects in government agencies. x
School of Library and Information Management
Emporia State University (USA)
x
Kathryn Clodfelter School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
Community networks; Digital Divide; rural information issues; social capital; social networks x x*
Kay Connelly Department of Computer Science
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Don Cunningham School of Education
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Mike Cushman Information Systems Group
Department of Management
LSE (UK)
Non-users of ICTs; digital and social exclusion; life in the e-society x x
Leonard D’Avolio Department of Information Studies
Department of Medical Informatics
UCLA (USA)
Effects of contextual influences on clinical data mining and natural language processing x
Ron Day School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Alan Dennis Kelley School of Business (KSB)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Mark Deuze Telecommunications Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Paul DiPerna,
Project Director
Blau Exchange x
Hamid Ekbia School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Thomas Gieryn Department of Sociology
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Per A. Godejord Nesna University College (Norway) I am currently trying to finish my PhD work on “Knowledge building and awareness raising as an approach to teach social informatics”. x x x
Mary Gray Communication & Culture Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Thomas Haigh School of Library and Information Studies
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (USA)
History of information systems and management; History of software; Virtual communities. I also teach Social Informatics and Organizational Informatics. x
David Hakken School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Noriko Hara School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Jeffrey Hart Political Science Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Caroline Haythornthwaite Graduate School of Library and Information Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (USA)
Social informatics of elearning, social networks, distributed knowledge, online community, online learning x x
Richard Heeks Development Informatics Group
University of Manchester (UK)
eGovernment;
IT and International Development;
IT and Remote Regions
x
Susan Herring School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Kristo Ivanov Dept. of Informatics
Umeå University (Sweden)
Interplay among technical, economic, political, psychological, aesthetical and ethical considerations in the design and use of information technology, including philosophical and theological issues that lately have also been labeled as existential or phenomenological issues of culture and spirituality. What does direct and should direct the development and application of information technology. x
Vijay Khatri Kelley School of Business (KSB)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Ela Klecun London School of Economics (UK) Health IS and telehealth, digital exclusion, evaluation of IS, sociotechnical approaches and application of critical theory in the field of IS. x x
Thomas Ley Faculty of Educational Science,
Center of Social Service Studies,
Research Training Group “Youth Welfare in Transition”
Bielefeld University (Germany)
My research project is called “The informatization in social work - A qualitative analysis of the influence of software systems in youth welfare departments on professional social work”. Abstract can be found here x x
Chi-Shiou Lin Dept of Library & Information Science
National Taiwan University (Taiwan)
My research interests include electronic government information management and the social aspects of digital library use. My recently completed dissertation examines the influences of social cognition (the conception of “government publications”) on the selection and preservation of Web-based government information for long-term preservation in state digital depositories. My current research projects include a study examining the sociopolitical influences on the Web content production and management in selected Taiwan government agencies. x x
Katarina Lindblad-Gidlund CITIZYS Research Group
Department of Information technology and Media
MidSweden University (Sweden)
x
Brian Loader,
Co-Director
Social Informatics Research Unit (SIRU),
Deparment of Sociology
Wentworth College
University of York (UK)
x x
Tom Mackey Information Studies
College of Computing and Information
University at Albany, SUNY (USA)
Collaborative Web development, information literacy, Web-based multimedia, Social software (blogging, Wikis and RSS) x
Anne Massey Kelley School of Business (KSB)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Paul-Brian McInerney Indiana University South Bend (USA) x
Eden Medina School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Eric Meyer Oxford Internet Institute
University of Oxford (UK)
Digital photography,
IT and social change,
scientific organizations,
internet research,
scholarly communication
x
Katina Michael School of Information Technology and Computer Science
University of Wollongong (Australia)
Social Implications of Automatic Identification and Location-Based Technologies on Mass Market Applications x x
Jennifer Miller Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Zoran Mitrovic e-Innovation Academy
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Cape Town, South Africa
Adequacy of services offered/delivered by community informatics and electronic government x x*
Tony Alex Moore College of Information Science & Technology
Drexel University (USA)
Digital Libraries
Human-Computer Interaction
Knowledge Management
Information Ethics & Policy
Healthcare Informatics
Information Theory
x x
Olof Nilsson CITIZYS Research Group
Department of Information technology and Media
MidSweden University (Sweden)
x
Christine Ogan Journalism Department
School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Anne-Marie Oostveen Oxford Internet Institute
University of Oxford (UK)
Social, economical and political implications of e-government and e-democracy tools; E- voting; User participation as a practical form for (computer) system design. x
Serge Proulx Laboratoire de communication mediatisee par ordinateur (LabCMO)
Ecole des medias
UQAM (Canada)
Uses of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Critique of social discourse on the Information Society
Sociology of mediated communication practices
Qualitative methodologies
Communication & media theory
x x
Julie Rennecker, Ph.D.
Organization Science
Distributed collaboration, unintended social consequences of emerging technologies, interplay of “material” and “virtual” contexts x
Alice Robbin School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
Information policy, resource management, and technology; social and organizational informatics, including communication and information behavior in complex organizations; and qualitative and quantitative research methods. x x
Scott S. Robinson Departmento de Antropologia
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitano (Mexico)
Social informatics issues in Mexico and Latin America x x
Howard Rosenbaum School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Nicholas J Rowland Department of Sociology
Indiana University (USA)
Diffusion, organizational theory, institutional theory [organizational analysis and economic theory], STS, Actor-Network Theory, reinvention/reengineering, design process x x
Bruce Rowlands School of ICT
Griffith University (Australia)
The social context and process of systems development x x
Harmeet Sawhney Telecommunications Department
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Steve Sawyer College of Information Sciences & Technology
The Pennsylvania State University (USA)
Computerization of work, new forms of formal social organization, informatization, social informatics as a means to engage social analyses of computing. x x
Lois Ann Scheidt School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
School of Informatics
Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis
Indiana University/Purdue University at Columbus
x
Pnina Shachaf School of Library and Information Science (SLIS)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Kalpana Shankar School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Edouard J. Simon Department of Informatics
University of Hamburg (Germany)
Transdisciplinarity, policy-related issues in science, technology, and innovation studies, e-health, the politics of free and open source software x
Mikropolis-Network x
Erik Stolterman School of Informatics (SoI)
Indiana University Bloomington (USA)
x
Andrea H. Tapia College of Information Sciences and Technology
The Pennylvania State University (USA)
Sociology of ICTs, ICT-enabled work, Public Policy and ICTs, Public Safety and ICTs, Social Inclusion and ICTs x
Holly Tootell School of IT & Computer Science
University of Wollongong (Australia)
Social impact of location-based services when used for national security and citizens rights in the information age. x x x
Michael Tyworth College of Information Sciences & Technology
The Pennsylvania State University (USA)
The design, use and impacts of ICT in organizations. The role of identity in the design and use of ICTs. Design of ICTs for interorganizational collaboration. x
Nelson Vieira Superior Institute for Social and Political Sciences
Technical University of Lisbon (ISCSP/UTL) (Portugal)
Children and Internet; Social impacts of ICTs; Digital divide; Media literacy; Media regulation x x
Santosh Vijaykumar Health Communication Research Laboratory
Saint Louis University School of Public Health
Social Technologies, e-consultations, ICTs applications in international health, sociology of the internet, chaos theory x*
Luc Wilkin Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium) Students’ use of IT, IT in government, IT and social change x x
Sue Williams Information Policy & Practice Research Group
University of Sydney (Australia)
* Information design & organisational usability
* Information policy & practice
* Intellectual organization of business information
* Qualitative & participatory research & design methods
x x
Eleanor Wynn,
Social Technology Architect
Information Technology
Intel Corporation
Social frameworks for technology development, technologies for self-organizing social systems and networks, virtual organizations, socially aware compute models x

*Indicates Student Fellow