Advances in collective intelligence 2011

Collective intelligence has become an attractive subject of interest for bothacademia and industry. More and more conferences and workshops discuss the impact of the users‘ motivation to participate in the value creation process, the enabling role of leading-edge information and communication technologies andthe need for better algorithms to deal with the growing amount of shared data. There are many interesting and challenging topics that need to be researchedand discussed with respect to knowledge creation, creativity and innovation processes carried forward in the emerging communities of practice. COLLIN is onthe path to become the flagship conference in the areas of collective intelligence and ICT-enabled social networking. We were delighted to again receive contributions from different parts of the world including Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. Encouraged by the positive response, we plan COLLIN 2012 to be held next year end of August at FernUniverstität in Hagen. In orderto guarantee the quality of the event, each paper went through a doubleblind review process. The reviews concentrated on originality, quality and relevanceof the paper topic to the symposium. In addition, we invited a few renowned experts in the field to contribute to the success of the symposium with outstanding papers reporting on their most recent research. Our special thanks go to the authors for submitting their papers, to the international program committee members, and to numerous reviewers who did an excellent job in guaranteeing that the papers in this volume are of very high quality. Latest research on Collective Intelligence. Results of the second Symposium on Collective Intelligence. (COLLIN 2011), held in on Jeju Island, South Korea. Written by leading experts in the field INDICE: From the content: Enough Questions for Everybody. Understanding Collective Intelligence. Predicting Asset Value Through Twitter Buzz. Adding Value with Collective Intelligence - A Reference Framework for Business Models for User-generated Content. Collective Intelligence Model: How to Describe Collective Intelligence. The participatory roles play simulation in a social and collective learning context. A Complex Network Analysis of the Weighted Graph ofthe Web2.0 Service Network.

• ISBN: 978-3-642-25320-1
• Editorial: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 170
• Fecha Publicación: 01/01/2012
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés