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Computer-Mediated Communication across Cultures: International Interactions in Online Environments provides readers with the foundational knowledge needed to communicate safely and effectively with individuals from other countries and cultures via online media. Through a closer examination of the expanded global access to the Web, this book discusses the use and design of cross-cultural digital media and the future of the field for executives, marketers, researchers, educators, and the average user.
Foreword xviii
Preface xix
Acknowledgment xxiv
Section 1 The Changing Nature of Relationships: Who is Interacting and How Do They Interact?
Chapter 1 Culture-Laden Social Engagement: A Comparative Study of Social Relationships in Social Networking Sites among American, Chinese and Korean Users
1(16)
Sejung Marina Choi
Shu-Chuan Chu
Yoojung Kim
Chapter 2 e-Matchmaker, e-Matchmaker, Make Me a Match: Indian Matrimonial Services in the Internet Age
17(15)
Archana Krishnan
Chapter 3 Playing "Nice": What Online Gaming Can Teach Us about Multiculturalism
32(13)
Melinda Jacobs
Chapter 4 Social Information Processing Theory (SIPT): A Cultural Perspective for International Online Communication Environments
45(21)
Bolanle A. Olaniran
Natasha Rodriguez
Indi M. Williams
Chapter 5 Filtering Online Content in China
66(11)
Jyh-An Lee
Chapter 6 Culture, Online Technology, and Computer-Mediated Technical Documentation: Contributions from the Field of Intercultural Communication
77(14)
Marc Hermeking
Chapter 7 Communicating in the Age of Web 2.0: Social Networking Use among Academics in Turkey
91(17)
Tanfer Emin Tunc
Esin Sultan Oguz
Chapter 8 Knowing Through Asynchronous Time and Space: A Phenomenological Study of Cultural Differences in Online Interaction
108(15)
Ping Yang
Chapter 9 Cultural Differences in Social Media Usage and Beliefs and Attitudes towards Advertising on Social Media: Findings from Dubai, United Arab Emirates
123(20)
Sara Kamal
Shu-Chuan Chu
Section 2 The Emerging Trends in Representation: Who May Participate and How Do Individuals Present Themselves?
Chapter 10 Discursive Manipulation Strategies in Virtual Scams in Global Contexts
143(12)
Rotimi Taiwo
Chapter 11 Government Monitoring of Online Media and Its Influence on Netizens' Language Use in China
155(18)
Wengao Gong
Chapter 12 Irish Identification as Exigence: A Self-Service Case Study for Producing User Documentation in Online Contexts
173(14)
Andrew Mara
Miriam Mara
Chapter 13 Studying Online Communication Features on International and Cross-Cultural Web Pages Using Websphere Analysis Methodology
187(13)
Kathryn Stam
Indira Guzman
Dennis Thoryk
Chapter 14 Minimizing Cultural Differences Using Ontology-Based Information Retrieval System
200(15)
Myongho Yi
Chapter 15 Information Sharing Across Languages
215(20)
Reinhard Schaler
Chapter 16 Linguistic Minorities on the Internet
235(16)
Jaffer Sheyholislami
Chapter 17 The Emerging Hispanic Use of Online Health Information in the United States: Cultural Convergence or Dissociation?
251(15)
Nicole St. Germaine-McDaniel
Chapter 18 Language as Social Practice on the Chinese Internet
266(17)
Elaine J. Yuan
Section 3 The New Context for Education: Who are the Students and How are They Taught?
Chapter 19 Cultural Considerations of Online Pedagogy
283(29)
Judith N. Martin
Pauline Hope Cheong
Chapter 20 Communicating Pragmatics About Content and Culture in Virtually Mediated Educational Environments
312(16)
Birthe Mousten
John Humbley
Bruce Maylath
Sonia Vandepitte
Chapter 21 Using the Cultural Challenges of Virtual Team Projects to Prepare Students for Global Citizenship
328(16)
Madelyn Flammia
Chapter 22 Studying Locally, Interacting Globally: Demographic Change and International Students in Australian Higher Education
344(25)
Angela T. Ragusa
Emma Steinke
Chapter 23 Computer-Mediated Cross-Cultural Communication: Creating Cultural Exchange through Articulated Studies
369(12)
William Klein
Bernard E. La Berge
Chapter 24 New Era, New Media, and New Strategies for Cross-Cultural Collaborative Learning
381(14)
Chun-Min Wang
Jinn-Wei Tsao
Gretchen Bourdeau Thomas
Chapter 25 Maximizing Multicultural Online Learning Experiences with the Social Presence Model, Course Examples, and Specific Strategies
395(19)
Aimee L. Whiteside
Amy E. Garrett Dikkers
Chapter 26 Language Abilities and Culture Clashes in Cyberspace: Potential Problems for ESL/EFL Students in Hybrid Mainstream Classes
414(15)
Anna M. Harrington
Chapter 27 International Collaboration and Design Innovation in Virtual Worlds: Lessons from Second Life
429(20)
Pete Rive
Aukje Thomassen
Chapter 28 Immigration Reform: Re[ forming] Theories and Cyber-Designs
449(18)
Barbara Heifferon
Compilation of References 467(59)
About the Contributors 526(10)
Index 536