Сайты о Социальной информатике, Веб 2.0 и Веб науке

Оглавление

1. Основные Сайты

2. Сайты о WEB 2.0

• Лаборатория социального маркетинга
• socvestnik.ru
• www.silentsmart.ru (модерация)
• www.soobshestva.ru
• sociofan.ru
• catalogr.ru
• vseseti

Дополнительно:

• Лайкни: все о Digital
• socionet.narod.ru
• businessinweb.com
• wishmaker.ru
• Cловарь Веб 2.0 терминологии
• Центр Безопасного Интернета в России

Облачные вычисления - Saas

• cloudzone.ru
• smart-cloud.org

Рекомендательные системы

• reputacia.ru
• imhonet.ru

Конференции и презентации

• etarget.ru (2005-2013 годы).
• optimization.ru (2004-2013г.)
• РИФ+КИБ (1997-2012).
• site-2010.ru
• socialexp.ru
• Ежегодные конференции представителей научно-образовательных сетей.

3. Зарубежные сайты

Сайты о Web 2.0

• Сравнение зарубежных социальных сетей.
• internetevolution.com
• networkworld.com
• Сайт выставки Web2.0 Keynote presentations and other interviews подробнее
• Сайт Online Information Conference
• Cайт о social media and Web 2.0
• Top 15 Most Popular Web 2.0 Websites On-line

Сайты о социальной информатике

• www.socialinformatics.net (блог M.P.Zillman содержит много ссылок на сайты и ресурсы)
• Cайт The Japan Association for Socio-Informatics + Journal of Socio-Informatics.
• social-informatics.net (сайт Anne-Marie Oostveen, Много материалов о голосовании e-voting)
• sociosite.net (материалы о Веб социологии)
• Cайт журнала Social computing journal.

4. Сайты научных и учебных организаций по социальной информатике

• The Oxford Internet Institute was founded as a department of the University of Oxford in 2001, as an academic centre for the study of the societal implications of the Internet.
• The Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics web site, hosted at Indiana University Bloomington, in honor of the late Rob Kling. Our goal is to serve as a repository for activities, people, and opportunities related to the field of Social Informatics. Social Informatics (SI) refers to the body of research and study that examines social aspects of computerization, including the roles of information technology in social and organizational change, the uses of information technologies in social contexts, and the ways that the social organization of information technologies is influenced by social forces and social practices.
• School of Communication and Information. The Rutgers University Social Informatics Fall 2009 Description: This course provides a survey of the key social issues related to information technology development, decision-making and use. Its focus is on the critical analysis of social, cultural, philosophical, ethical, legal, public policy and economic issues relating to information technologies, and how these interactions shape workplace decisions and technology use. Course Objectives and Organization Social Informatics provides a survey of key social issues related to information technology development, decision-making and use.
• Suffolk Univ. Boston Social Informatics Director: Dr. Dmitry Zinoviev Social Informatics (SI) is offered by a consortium of the Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science, Communications and Journalism, Environmental Engineering, Government, Philosophy, Psychology, and Sociology. Social Informatics refers to the interdisciplinary study of the design, uses, and consequences of information and communication technologies (ICT) that takes into account their interaction with institutional and cultural contexts. Social Informatics research examines the roles of technologies in social and organizational change and the social shaping of ICT. SI work can be labeled as studies of the social impacts of computing, the social analysis of computing, studies of computermediated communication, and information policy. SI research and SI courses are organized within diverse fields, including information systems, telecommunications, journalism, information science, and political science. SI researchers study the processes, policies and consequences of ICT design, development, and use. One key goal of the field is to shape ICTs and policies relevant to them in order to enhance human communication and lead to more acceptable technological developments at organizational and social levels.
• Social Informatics Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Centre for Social Informatics

  Journal of Social Informatics.

• University of York Social Informatics Research Unit (SIRU). The Social Informatics (SI) unit in York focuses on “Studying the big over arching sociological questions that the global spread of ICT invokes” SIRU publishes its own journal – The journal of Information, Communication and Society. (сайт журнала )
• Centre for Social Informatics Napier University, Edinburgh Heading by Elizabeth Davenport - the aim of the Centre for Social Informatics is “To continue to develop a distinctive body of work that reflects a shared interest in socio-technical interaction at different levels of organization, and at different stages in the system life cycle, as well as in methods to support research in these areas The Centres research area is through the European International Tele-democracy Centre which is working closely with governments, parliaments, and NGOs across Europe and worldwide, looking at software engineering applications with political and sociological analysis”.

  • Social Informatics Research Unit University of Brighton Led by Flis Henwood, the aim of the group is to “understand the social processes shaping the production, consumption and use of information in contemporary organisations and society.

• Sister Programs:

  • Department of Sociology and Anthropology, the University of Toledo

  • Department of Business Administration , Eastern Connecticut State University

  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences , Bradley University

  • Department of Social Informatics , Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University, Japan

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