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E-raamat: Social Computing and Virtual Communities

Edited by (University of Kent, Canterbury, UK), Edited by (Cyprus University of Technology, Lemesos, Cyprus)
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Growing more quickly than we can study or come to fully understand it, social computing is much more than the next thing. Whether it is due more to technology-driven convenience or to the basic human need to find kindred connection, online communication and communities are changing the way we live. Social Computing and Virtual Communities compiles contributions from international experts to offer the sort of multidisciplinary study that is required in any investigation of communities. Delving fully into theories and methods, application areas, and types of online social environments, this book











Introduces several theories regarding online social interaction Provides a general overview of methodologies, qualitative and quantitative, for analyzing and evaluating virtual communities Makes an in-depth investigation into e-learning communities and the formation of social networks of learners Examines healthcare communities motivated by physical pain, illness, and burdensome symptoms Discusses intellectual property (IP) issues, including those involving user-generated content Delves into the topic of online trust Introduces virtual communities, in which users immerse themselves in a 3D virtual environment, including MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role playing games) Presents an unusual community of older people of Chinese culture who perceive virtual communities as a place where old beliefs and traditional norms can be preserved Explores the rapid rise of social networking sites (SNS)

Books of this kind are uncommon. This work not only provides case studies of different domains of virtual communities and different types of social technologies but also emphasizes theoretical and methodological aspects required to research and analyze such communities.

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I recommend this book to undergraduate teachers and educational researchers seeking an overview of the topic and a clear understanding of the breadth of subject matter that encompasses online communication between people. S.M. Godwin, Computing Reviews, September 2011

Preface v
About the Editors ix
Contributors xi
PART I THEORIES AND METHODS
Theoretical Foundations of Social Computing and Virtual Communities
1(20)
Charalambos Vrasidas
George Veletsianos
An Overview of Social Networks
21(16)
Gindo Tampubolon
Research Methods 2.0: Doing Research Using Virtual Communities
37(32)
Paul Cairns
Mark Blythe
PART II APPLICATION AREAS
E-Learning Communities
69(22)
Andrew Laghos
Technology-Enhanced Health Communities: Research on the Use of Social Computing Applications by Both the Sick and the Well
91(30)
Laura Slaughter
Aksel Tjora
Anne-Grete Sandaunet
Online Support Communities
121(30)
Ulrike Pfeil
Online Content Sharing
151(28)
Masahiro Hamasaki
Kouchiro Eto
Sri Kurniawan
Tom Hope
Hideaki Takeda
Takuichi Nishimura
From Online Familiarity to Offline Trust: How a Virtual Community Creates Familiarity and Trust between Strangers
179(26)
Paula Bialski
Dominik Batorski
PART III TYPES OF ONLINE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS
Second Life,™ Immersion, and Learning
205(18)
Diane Carr
Martin Oliver
Residency, Relationships, and Responsibility: The Social Side of World of Warcraft™
223(20)
David White
Perceiving an Internet Community as a ``Utopia'': Beliefs, Norms, and Resistance among Older Chinese
243(20)
Bo Xie
Social Network Sites: An Exploration of Features and Diversity
263(20)
Mike Thelwall
David Stuart
Index 283
Panayiotis Zaphiris, Chee Siang Ang