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27 April 2006 9:00 - 10:30 Papers Social Computing 2 Paper Using Intelligent Task Routing and Contribution Review to Help Communities Build Artifacts of Lasting Value We provide researchers and designers with experimentally-supported algorithms and models for influencing and reasoning about contributions to lasting artifacts of value created and maintained by online communities. Dan Cosley Paper groupTime: Preference Based Group Scheduling Introduces a user interface that combines machine learning and direct manipulation for lightweight group scheduling, exploiting social pressure while preserving plausible deniability. Describes design implications for similar intelligent user interfaces. Mike Brzozowski Paper Accounting for Taste: Using Profile Similarity to Improve Recommender Systems This paper presents insights into user decision-making strategies in online environments. It uses this as a basis to suggest how the utility and usability of recommender systems can be improved. Philip Bonhard |
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