A Framework for the Development of Social Linking Theory
Abstract (Summary)
This paper characterizes the need for a theory that links context to information through the behaviors rooted in cultural identity and social awareness. Based on hypermedia objects and four methods of social communication, I develop a framework for a theory of social linking. This theory assumes that social interaction is the plinth from which we communicate and argues that studies in human computer interaction and information retrieval require ongoing exploration of social communication.
Bibliographical Information:
Advisor:Gary Marchionini
School:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
School Location:USA - North Carolina
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:hypermedia social network analysis human computer interaction information retrieval
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Date of Publication:11/18/2005