Frontiers Original Mental Health and Title IX: Challenging Privacy and Transparency May 4, 2022June 9, 2022 Madelyn Sanfilippo information policy, information science, privacy, privacy norms, Transparency Mental Health and Title IX: Challenging Privacy and Transparency Madelyn Sanfilippo and Shriya Srikanth Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (hereafter Title IX) plays a prominent role in Read more Read more
Frontiers Endangered Social Media Innovations Part 1: Usenet’s Small World Model Preventing Large Scale Content Manipulation April 7, 2022April 22, 2022 Christopher Lueg censorship, Social media, usenet Endangered Social Media Innovations Part 1: Usenet’s Small World Model Preventing Large Scale Content ManipulationChristoper LuegYet another troubling development in social media (as if there aren’t enough already—e.g. Read more Read more
Frontiers Digital Libraries for People: Ethical Design, Adaptive Exploration, Analytical Support March 24, 2022June 9, 2022 Ali Shiri Artifical intelligence, Ethical design Digital Libraries for People: Ethical Design, Adaptive Exploration, Analytical Support Ali Shiri Back in 2003, in a paper on digital library research developments and trends I suggested that collaborative digital Read more Read more
Education Frontiers Hotel Workers Adapt to a Changing Industry January 30, 2022April 24, 2022 Amy Rosellini COVID-19, hospitality industry, hotel workers, misinformation Hotel Workers Adapt to a Changing Industry Amy Rosellini and Millicent Njeri As the Omicron variant of COVID-19 instigates a new wave of pandemic travel restrictions and global lockdowns, hospitality Read more Read more
Education Frontiers Cognitive Authority: Are You Attending to this Double-Edged Sword? January 12, 2022April 24, 2022 Nicole Bank Authority, cognitive authority, Information Source Cognitive Authority: Are You Attending to this Double-Edged Sword? Malak Khader and Nicole Bank An older gentleman was already at the pharmacy when I arrived to get my COVID vaccine Read more Read more
Education Frontiers Artificial Intelligence: What Are We Trying to Achieve? December 31, 2021April 24, 2022 Jeff Allen ai, Artificial Intelligence, human intelligence, machine learning Artificial Intelligence: What Are We Trying to Achieve? Jeff Allen, Denise Allen, and Paria Tajallipour Intelligence is a simple word that we hear or use all the time and we Read more Read more
Education Frontiers Deep Learning and the Evolution of Useful Information December 17, 2021April 24, 2022 Abhinanda Sarkar ai, Artificial Intelligence, deep learning, Geometric Deep Learning, Logistic Regression, machine learning, Neural Networks Deep Learning and the Evolution of Useful Information Abhinanda Sarkar These days I spend most weekends in front of a computer, teaching remote learners how to extract information from data. Read more Read more
Frontiers Ep-i-what? Using The Force to Understand Epistemicide November 9, 2021April 24, 2022 Beth Patin Epistemic Injustice, Epistemicide, Information Ethics, Third Harm Ep-i-what? Using The Force to Understand Epistemicide Beth Patin and Melinda Sebastian In a galaxy very close to here and not too long ago, while evaluating research presentations, a peer Read more Read more
Frontiers Original Using Blockchain to Get Information When You Need It From Wherever You Are August 5, 2021May 26, 2022 Sandy Hirsh Blockchain, Self Sovereign Identity, Universal Library Card Using Blockchain to Get Information When You Need It from Wherever You Are Sandra Hirsh, College of Professional and Global Education, San José State University Susan W. Alman, School of Read more Read more
