Vol. 6 No. 3 (2010): Special Issue: Prato Community Informatics Conference: 2010

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15353/joci.v6i3

Published: 2011-03-23

Editorial

Editorial: Special Issue Prato Conference

Ricardo Gomez, Larry Stillman
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The Ethical Responsibility of Researchers in Community Informatics

Michael Gurstein
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Research Articles

Flying blind, or going with the flow?: Using constructivist evaluation to manage the unexpected in the GraniteNet project

Catherine Arden, Kathryn McLachlan, Trevor Cooper
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Public Access to the Internet and Social Change: An experience in Colombia, between silence and hope

Ricardo Gomez, Luis Fernando Baron-Porras
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Using Collaboration Patterns for Contextualizing Roles in Community Systems Design

Aldo de Moor
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“Poetic” publics: Agency and rhetorics of “netroots” activism in post-earthquake L’Aquila

Pamela Pietrucci
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Open educational resources or closed learning management systems? –The Challenge of Designing ICT Support for Learning Communities in Higher Education

Patricia Arnold
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ICTs Meanings and Practices: Contributions from the Social Representation Approach

Mauro Sarrica
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Lighting up the Dark: Telecenter Adoption in a Caribbean Agricultural Community

Paola Prado
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e-Research Infrastructure and Community Research

Tom Denison, Graeme Johanson
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Applying a Community Informatics Approach as Part of Rehabilitation in US Prisons

Lassana Magassa
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Equity, pedagogy and inclusion. Harnessing digital technologies to support higher education access and success

Alison Elliott
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Inside the "People of the Wheelbarrows": participation between online and offline dimension in the post-quake social movement

Manuela Farinosi, Emiliano Treré
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Reviews

Participation in Broadband Society Vols. 1 & 2

Larry Stillman
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