Healthier Information Ecosystems

Éditeurs invités

• Josh Introne, Syracuse University
• Charisse L’Pree Corsbie-Massay, Syracuse University
• Brian McKernan, Syracuse University
• Deana Rohlinger, Florida State University
• Olof Sundin, Lund University
• Francesa Tripodi, UNC - Chapel Hill

Synthèse

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Thèmes proposés

• Definitions of healthy ecosystems
• Ethical models for evaluating the health of online information ecosystems
• Multilevel metrics for evaluating the health of online information ecosystems
• Strategies for creating healthy ecosystems
• Design and collective human dynamics
• Disrupting systems of mis- and dis-information in politics and democracy, including national, state, and local politics
• Educational interventions
• Information as a social, political, economic, and cultural phenomenon
• Interdisciplinary perspectives and approaches to information and media
• The role of information ecosystems in conspiracy theories
• Interactions between online and offline decision making and behavior
• Information architecture, interface design and psychological biases of information consumers
• Engaging with systems of power; who is advantaged and who is disadvantaged from current or future systems
• Complex dynamics of information, social interaction and cognition
• Social dynamics and digital media ecosystems
• How policy, economic, and market forces shape algorithm design and development
• Big data, open science, and their socio-cultural impacts
• Hijacking of user-generated content and/or AI-generated content
• Mis- and dis-information transference during the COVID-19 pandemic