DIGITAL DOCUMENTS TRACK
Documents lie at the interface of content, format, use and technology.
Whether in print, sound, video, electronic or multimedia formats, documents
are social and cultural artifacts, whose use and interpretation vary with
content and context. Technology is giving rise to new forms of digital documents
as well as new ways of manipulating traditional documents. These new forms
and new technologies promise to have a profound effect on a wide range of
human endeavor. The Digital Documents Track will focus on critical research
issues underlying digital documents in the transition to a digital culture.
MINITRACKS
Genre in Digital Documents
Geoffrey Nunberg
Xerox PARC; Stanford University
Jan Pedersen
Xerox PARC
Digital Documents in Organizations and the Workplace
Magid Igbaria
Claremont Graduate School
Ralph H. Sprague, Jr.
University of Hawaii
Hypermedia In Information Systems
Tomas Isakowitz
New York University
Michael Bieber
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Multi-Media Information Systems
Hong-Mei Chen
University of Hawaii