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INFuture2013: Information Governance - Proceedings

 

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Anne Gilliland, University of California Los Angeles, USA
Sue McKemmish, Centre for Organisational and Social Informatics, Monash University, Australia
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

 

Editorial board

Mihaela Banek Zorica, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Damir Boras, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Senada Dizdar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Anne Gilliland, University of California Los Angeles, USA
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Vladimir Mateljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sue McKemmish, Centre for Organisational and Social Informatics, Monash University, Australia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Aida Slavić, UDC Consortium, The Hague, The Netherlands
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sonja Špiranec, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Miroslav Tuđman, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

 

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ISSN 1847-8220

 

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Preface 1-2
Keynote Papers
Anne Gilliland
‘To the Tasks and the Skills’: Considerations and Competencies for Designing Glocal Archival Access Systems 		5-15
Sue McKemmish
Recordkeeping and Archiving in the Cloud. Is There a Silver Lining? 		17-29
Oliver Čulo
From Translation Machine Theory to Machine Translation Theory – some initial considerations		 31-38
Theory and Methodology of Information Governance
Anina Bauer, Đilda Pečarić
The Lifespan of Web references: An Example in Graduate Papers at the Department of Information Sciences in Zagreb		 41-50
Arian Rajh, Krešimir Meze
A Domain-Specific Records Management and Information Governance Solution Designed to Support the Implementation of the General International Standard Archival Description		 51-61
Adam Jansen, Luciana Duranti
The InterPARES Trust Project – Trust and Digital Records in an Increasingly Networked Society		 63-68
Nermina Bogičević
Sense-making for Records Managers: Taking a Leading Role in SharePoint Governance		 69-74
Mila Nadrljanski, Sanja Frkić, Gorana Tafro
Basic Components of Information System for a Contemporary Maritime Agent		 75-84
Marcella Jelić
Information Technology as Basis for the Changes in the Social Role of Film		 85-94
Knowledge Management
Tomislav Ivanjko
Teaching Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) to Undergraduate Students: A Folksonomy Driven Approach-		 97-103
Mihaela Bingula, Andrea Matić, Vanesa Varga, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Facebook: The Good, the Bad or the Ugly?		 105-115
Mirela Grginčić, Krešimir Musa
Dealing with Information Through Social Lean Thinking		 117-124
Applications for e-Society and e-Government
Mila Nadrljanski, Veronika Domitrović, Sanja Frkić
Creative Business Environment as a Factor in Improving the Effectiveness of Maritime Agents		 127-136
Martina Poljičak, Hrvoje Stančić
Proposing the Model for Croatian Remote Access Safe Centre for Statistical Microdata		 137-146
Hrvoje Brzica, Boris Herceg, Hrvoje Stančić
Long-term Preservation of Validity of Electronically Signed Records		 147-158
Tihomir Katulić, Kruno Golubić
Does Digital Rights Management Affect the Mobile Application Market?		 159-168
Sergej Lugović, Sonja Špiranec
Mutation of Capital in the Information Age: Insights from the Music Industry		 169-183
Language Technologies
Evelina Miscin
Use of Corpus Analysis Tools in Medical Corpus Processing		 187-196
Digital Curation
Goran Zlodi, Tomislav Ivanjko
Crowdsourcing Digital Cultural Heritage		 199-207
Maureen Brunsdale
Bringing Circus History into the Digital World		 209-212
New Challenges in Interdisciplinary Education
Matea Leko, Sanja Kišiček, Josip Knežević, Petar Krešimir Marić, Ivana Martinović, Elvis Vusić
Interactive Application for Learning the Latin Language		 215-225
Mila Nadrljanski, Gorana Tafro, Ivana Čović
Media Competence of Students of Maritime Studies in Split		 227-235
Marko Arambašić, Ivan Dunđer
Computer-based Assistive Technologies in Education for Students with Disabilities		 237-247
Marija Lenić, Anita Kustura, Ida Jurković, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Students for Seniors: Basic ICT Education for the Elderly		 249-256
Anamaria Kudrna, Lana Ljevaković
E-learning from the Perspective of Teachers at the University of Zagreb		 257-263

 

 

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INFuture2011: Information Sciences and e-Society - Proceedings

 

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Clive Billenness, KEEP Project / University of Portsmouth, UK
Annette Hemera, CSOFT International
Vladimir Mateljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

 

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Mihaela Banek Zorica, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Clive Billenness, KEEP Project / University of Portsmouth, UK
Damir Boras, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Senada Dizdar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo
Annette Hemera, CSOFT International
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Vladimir Mateljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Aida Slavić, UDC Consortium
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Sonja Špiranec, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
Miroslav Tuđman, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb

 

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Table of contents

 

Preface 1
e-Society
Brian O'Neill
Children and e-Society: European Research Findings on Opportunities and Risk 		5
Radovan Vrana
Tranformation of Scholarly Publishing in the Digital Era: Scholars’ Point of View		 7-17
Đilda Pečarić
Network of Scientific Publications in Information Science		 19-32
Ivana Hebrang Grgić
Usage of Open Access Institutional Repositories in Some of the European Peripheral Scientific Communities		 33-42
Aleksandra Popovic, Sanja Antonic, Dragana Stolic
The Role of National Citation Index in the Evaluation of National Science		 43-49
Krešimir Pavlina
Webometric Ranking of University of Zagreb and Other World Universities		 51-59
Marija Roglić
Standing of the Croatian Language at the European Universities – Web Content Analysis		 61-68
Anina Bauer, Marija Kirin, Marija Turković
Web References in Graduate Papers at the Department of Information Sciences at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb		 69-75
Dražen Kušen
Archival Heritage of Religious Communities in Croatia and Possibilities for its e-Accessibility		 77-88
Dunja Majstorović
Presence of Institutional Culture in Daily Newspapers – Analysis of Printed Editions of Jutarnji list and Večernji list in 2009		 89-98
Maja Živko
Psychological Aspects of Cyberspace		 99-108
Željka Miklošević, Goran Zlodi, Darko Babić
Story Sharing – Model of Collective Collaboration in Online Museum Environment		 109-119
Helena Stublić, Žarka Vujić
Learning from the Best – What Can Museums in Croatia Learn from the International Museum Practice of Web 2.0		 121-131
Jerica Ziherl, Nataša Šuković
Digitising Contemporary Art (DCA)		 133-143
e-Services, e-Government and Business Applications
Domagoj Bebić, Milica Vučković
E-Government and e-Participation: City Web Sites – the Case of Croatia		 147-156
Vanja Malidžan
Sociopolitical Aspects of Electronic Voting		 157-166
Aleksandar Skendžić, Božidar Kovačić
Mobile Parking Payment Service		 167-175
Ivica Buzov
Evolution of Collaboration by Using Microsoft Office Applications		 177-186
e-Learning
Max Liebscht, Martin Weitzmann, Katrin Schubert
Between Cooperation and Conflict in Quality Assurance: Principles of Toyota's Just-In-Time Production for Training Geriatric Staff		 189-198
Alma L. Culén, Andrea Gasparini
iPad: A New Classroom Technology? A Report From Two Pilot Studies		 199-208
Ljiljana Zekanović-Korona, Marijana Ražnjević, Božena Krce Miočić
Cognita’s LMS and its Application in the University of Zadar Students’ Education		 209-216
Marko Tot
E-Learning in LIS Education: Satisfaction of Part-Time LIS Students with Omega		 217-224
Kristina Posavec, Nives Mikelić Preradović, Sanja Kišiček
Framework of the Language Learning Environment for Assisting Foreigners in Learning Croatian (AFILC)		 225-234
Ana Mandić, Ana Bakarić, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Service e-Learning Project: State Graduation Online Demo Exam		 235-243
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Lucia Amante, Gloria Bastos, Serap Kurbanoglu, Sonja Špiranec, Yasar Tonta, Vlasta Zabukovec
Erasmus Intensive Programme: Information and Communication Technology in Supporting the Educational Process		 245-250
Social Communication
Jaana Leikas, Mari Ylikauppila, Jussi Jokinen, Rebekah Rousi, Pertti Saariluoma
Understanding Social Media Acceptance and Use in the Context of Technology Generations and Life-Based Design		 253-262
Kruno Golubić
The Official Presence of Croatian Higher Education Institutions on Social Networks		 263-275
Aleksandra Pikić, Dorja Mučnjak
User Behavior in Tagging in the OPAC: The Example of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Library in Zagreb		 277-286
Dorja Mučnjak, Aleksandra Pikić
Twitter as a Structured Information System		 287-296
Media Communication
Nenad Prelog, Domagoj Bebić
From Who and What to How and Why – The Future of Online Encyclopaedias		 299-308
Maja Živko
Communication in an Electronic Society		 309-315
Mila Nadrljanski, Đorđe Nadrljanski, Zita Buzasi
New Media – Ethical Issues		 317-326
Language Technologies and Language Processing
Annette Hemera
Translation as a Business		 329-330
Sanja Seljan, Marija Brkić, Vlasta Kučiš
Evaluation of Free Online Machine Translations for Croatian-English and English-Croatian Language Pairs		 331-344
Kamel Nebhi
A ReSTful Web Service for Multilingual LRT		 345-353
Vedran Juričić, Tereza Jurić, Marija Tkalec
Performance Evaluation of Plagiarism Detection Method Based on the Intermediate Language		 355-363
Marija Stupar, Tereza Jurić, Nikola Ljubešić
Language Identification of Web Data for Building Linguistic Corpora		 365-371
Siniša Bosanac, Vanja Štefanec
N-gram Overlap in Automatic Detection of Document Derivation		 373-382
Lucia Načinović, Miran Pobar, Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić, Ivo Ipšić
Automatic Intonation Event Detection Using Tilt Model for Croatian Speech Synthesis		 383-391
Digital Preservation
Dunja Seiter Šverko
Croatian Digital Library Initiatives		 395-396
Ivor Milošević, Hrvoje Stančić
Usage of Virtualization Technologies in Long-Term Preservation of Integrity and Accessibility of Digital Data		 397-406
Radovan Vrana
Supporting e-Science: Scientific Research Data Curation		 407-416
Arian Rajh, Hrvoje Stančić
Best Archival Practice in the Regulation of Medicines: Work on the Guidelines for Agencies for Medicinal Products		 417-423

 

 

 

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INFuture2007: Digital Information and Heritage - Proceedings

 

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Editors

Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

 

Editorial board

David Bawden, City University London, UK
Damir Boras, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Aida Slavić, UDC Consortium
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Tomislav Šola, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Miroslav Tuđman, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Jože Urbania, Faculty of Arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia

 

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Table of contents

 

Predgovor 1-2
Preface 3-4
Invited papers
Diana Šimić
e-Croatia 2007 - Fostering the Development of Information Society in Croatia		 7-15
Steven Krauwer
CLARIN: Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure		 17-26
David Bawden, Lyn Robinson, Theresa Anderson, Jessica Bates, Ugne Rutkauskiene, Polona Vilar
Curriculum 2.0? Changes in Information Science Education for a Web 2.0 World		 27-40
Miroslav Tuđman
Je li informacijska znanost još uvijek društvena znanost?		 41-49
Nenad Prelog
Pretraživanje i pronalaženje informacija u virtualnom svijetu		 51-59
Chiara Cirinnà, Maurizio Lunghi
Addressing Digital Memory Preservation Challenges in Europe		 61-70
Digitisation
Živana Heđbeli
Archival Records as Cultural Goods 		73-81
Jozo Ivanović, Goran Zlodi
Cooperative National Project of Digitisation of Archival, Library and Museum Holdings “Croatian Cultural Heritage”		 83-88
Vlatka Lemić, Hrvoje Čabrajić
Informatization of the Croatian Archival Service - From the Idea to the Realization of ARHiNET Project 		89-98
Libor Coufal, Petr Žabička
Strategies and Approaches to Building Thematic Collections in WebArchiv		 99-104
Tomaž Erjavec
Architecture for Editing Complex Digital Documents 		105-114
Petra Vide Ogrin, Tomaž Erjavec
Towards a Digital Edition of the Slovenian Biographical Lexicon		 115-124
Željka Radovinović
Condition of Croatian Music Heritage. Croatian Art Music Sound Recordings		 125-137
Aleksandra Mežnarić Karafin
Digitization of Sound Recordings as an Example for Preservation of Oral and Music Folklore Heritage. Basic principles and two examples from practice		 139-152
Snježana Mihačić
Digitalni audiovizualni arhiv u teoriji i praksi u informativnom programu HTV-a		 153-161
Mladen Tušek
Pouzdanost podataka na optičkim medijima		 163-171
Amir Kapetanović
Digitalizacija korpusa starohrvatskih tekstova i kritika teksta		 173-182
Josip Rihtarić
Building Repository of School-librarian Works on Croatian Network of School Librarians		 183-191
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Sonja Špiranec, Krešimir Zauder
Collaborative Tagging: Providing User Created Organizational Structure for Web 2.0		 193-202
Jasna Dravec Braun
Heritage and Digitization as in the Example of the Scientific Journal “Glasnik matematički”		 203-206
Dunja Holcer
Digital Archiving in Children’s Library		 207-211
Maria Styblińska, Małgorzata Gajos, Krešimir Buntak
Application of Digital Information in Prevention and Reconstruction of Monuments, Architecture and Urbanization - Specific Application of BIS Machine 		213-223
Identity in Electronic Environment and its Preservation
Željko Hodonj, Lana Žaja
Mediji i demokracija: baza podataka, dubinsko pretraživanje, izravni pristup - digitalizacija novinskog arhiva i organizacija znanja u bazu podataka		 227-242
Domagoj Bebić, Marijana Grbeša
Going Offline: How Online Initiatives Revive Offline Civic Engagement		 243-254
Tomica Vrbanc
Obvezni primjerak mrežnih publikacija: hrvatska legislativa i metoda arhiviranja		 255-266
Ana Garvas Delić, Tamara Horvat
DAMIR		 267-276
Sanja Seljan, Hrvoje Stančić, Dina Crnec, Anita Salopek
E-Identity: Responsibility or Commodity?		 277-287
Špela Vintar
Cultural and Scientific Transfer through Translation - a Corpus-Based Study of Term Formation in the Period 1848-1919		 289-298
Sanja Seljan, Angelina Gašpar, Damir Pavuna
Sentence Alignment as the Basis for Translation Memory Database		 299-311
Nikola Ljubešić, Damir Boras, Ozren Kubelka
Retrieving Information in Croatian: Building a Simple and Effcient Rule-based Stemmer		 313-320
Nikola Bakarić, Jasmina Njavro, Nikola Ljubešić
What makes sense? Searching for strong WSD predictors in Croatian		 321-326
Božidar Tepeš, Jacinta Grbavac
Korelacija, informacija i kauzalnost		 327-334
Vladimir Mateljan, Goran Ðambić
Dekompozicija relacijske sheme bez gubitka informacija		 335-341
Document Management in Business Applications and e-Government
Željka Požgaj, Hrvoje Sertić, Alen Škatar
Improved Project Management Practices as a Key to the Successful Information System Implementation		 345-354
Vjekoslav Afrić, Alfredo Višković
Managing Knowledge in the Electric Power Production Sector		 355-365
Đani Bunja, Marijana Ražnjević, Pavica Nekić
The Issues of Strategic Dissemination of Information in Croatian Tourism		 367-375
e-Heritage and Preservation
Radovan Vrana
The Importance of Usability in Development of Digital Libraries		 379-387
Danijel Radošević, Goran Bubaš, Igor Balaban
The Use of Search Engines for Locating Information on Cultural Heritage of Croatia		 389-401
Goran Bubaš, Igor Balaban, Miran Zlatović
The Use of Social Software in the Online Presentation of Cultural Heritage  		403-412
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Sonja Špiranec, Krešimir Pavlina
Virtual Worlds: Heritage and Educational Challenge		 413-422
Winton Afrić
Visual Identity as a Form of Communication in MMORPG		 423-431
e-Infrastructure
Željka Požgaj, Marko Miloš
Biometrics Identification Process: A Multimodal Approach		 435-444
Vladimir Mateljan, Željka Požgaj, Krunoslav Peter
Značaj skriptnih jezika za administraciju operacijskih sustava		 445-456
Information Science Education
Marina Štibrić, Branislava Baranović
The Status of Information and Communication Technology in National Curriculum for Compulsory Education		 459-468
Hrvoje Stančić, Sanja Seljan, Ana Cetinić, Dijana Sanković
Simulation Models in Education		 469-481
Vladimir Mateljan, Željko Širanović, Željka Širanović
Načela oblikovanja edukativnog multimedijskog sadržaja u online sinkronom Web okruženju		 483-492
Tomislava Lauc, Sanja Matić, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Project of Developing the Multimedia Software Supporting Teaching and Learning English Vocabulary		 493-499
Bojan Basrak, Sanja Matić, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Service Learning in Information Science: Web for the Blind		 501-507
Marina Čizmić Horvat, Predrag Gjuro Kladarić
Electronic Content in Education - “Media Culture” With(out) Media?		 509-516
Jasmina Lovrinčević, Dinka Kovačević
Programs of Teaching Information Literacy in Croatian School Libraries		 517-526
Mila Nadrljanski, Đorđe Nadrljanski, Mirko Bilić
Digitalni mediji u obrazovanju		 527-537
Đorđe Nadrljanski, Mila Nadrljanski, Marko Tomašević
Digitalni mediji u obrazovanju - pregled međunarodnih iskustava		 539-550
Stjepan Mateljan, Hrvoje Stančić
Progress and Diversity - New Paradigm of Development		 551-561
Senada Dizdar
Sažetak: u teoriji i praksi		 563-578
Alma Granov
Peirceove logičke kategorije kao osnova za meko računarstvo		 579-585
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Marija László, Bulcsú László
Konceptualna i primijenjena okosnica studija informacijskih znanosti na Filozofskome fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu		 587-592

 

 

 

 

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INFuture2009: Digital Resources and Knowledge Sharing - Proceedings

 

INFuture2009
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Editors

Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
David Bawden, City University London, UK
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Aida Slavić, UDC Consortium

 

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David Bawden, City University London, UK
Damir Boras, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Senada Dizdar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Alexander Fraser, Institute for Natural Language Processing, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Steven Krauwer, Utrecht institute of Linguistics UiL-OTS, The Netherlands
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Sanja Seljan, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Aida Slavić, UDC Consortium
Hrvoje Stančić, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Miroslav Tuđman, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

 

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Table of contents

 

Preface 1
Invited papers
David Bawden
Sharing Knowledge and Information: Three Views of the Future 		5-11
Chiara Cirinnà, Maurizio Lunghi
DigitalPreservationEurope: A Way Forward in the Long Term Curation of Digital Materials		 13-22
R. J. Bater
Knowledge Architecture: A Vision for the 21st Century		 23-31
Steven Krauwer
CLARIN: Where We Stand and Where We Need Your Input		 33-41
Alexander Fraser, Renjing Wang, Hinrich Schütze
A Progress Report on Bitext Parsing		 43-52
Digitization and Preservation
Arian Rajh, Hrvoje Stančić
Planning and Designing of Digital Archival Information Systems 		55-64
Marko Lukičić, Vlado Sruk
Electronic Records Management System Requirements		 65-75
Kia Ng, Eleni Mikroyannidi, Bee Ong, David Giaretta
Preservation of Interactive Multimedia Systems with an Ontology based Approach		 77-86
Jasmina Smolčić, Antonija Valešić
Legal Contexts of Digitization and Preservation of Written Heritage		 87-94
Vlatka Lemić, Hrvoje Čabrajić
Managing and Presenting Digital Content in the ARHiNET System		 95-104
Ivan Vican, Hrvoje Stančić
Long-term Inactive Data Retention through Tape Storage Technology		 105-114
Golnessa Galyani Moghaddam, Mostafa Moballeghi
Trends in Preserving Scholarly Electronic Journals		 115-124
Marija Kulišić, Miroslav Tuđman
Monument as a Form of Collective Memory and Public Knowledge		 125-133
Darko Babić, Željka Miklošević
Liberating Narratives – Museums and Web 2.0		 135-144
Anita Chhatwal, Preet Kanwal, Payare Lal
Digital Heritage Archiving in India: A Case Study of Panjab University Library, Chandigarh		 145-153
Using Open-source Solutions in Cultural Heritage
Boris Čučković, Hrvoje Stančić
Open Source in Art: Originality, Art Process and Digital Preservation		 157-167
Ivana Hebrang Grgić
Open Access in Croatia: a Study of Authors’ Perceptions 		169-176
Nikolaj Lazić, Mihaela Banek Zorica, Jasmin Klindžić
Open vs. Proprietary Source Software in Croatia 		177-183
Nataša Ivančević
Pedro Meyer’s Retrospective Exhibition, Heresies – Bringing to Life an Innovative Model of Museum Presentation of Photography 		185-194
Language Technologies
Petra Bago, Damir Boras, Nikola Ljubešić
First Steps Toward Developing a System for Terminology Extraction 		197-206
Renee Ahel, Bojana Dalbelo Bašić, Jan Šnajder
Automatic Keyphrase Extraction from Croatian Newspaper Articles 		207-217
Sanja Seljan, Bojana Dalbelo Bašić, Jan Šnajder, Davor Delač, Matija Šamec-Gjurin, Dina Crnec
Comparative Analysis of Automatic Term and Collocation Extraction 		219-228
Maja Anđel
Biological and Cognitive Plausibility in Connectionist Networks for Language Modelling		 229-238
Catherine Dahlberg, Tracy Qian Liu, Carolyn Fangya Chen
Vocabulary Entry of Neologism. A Lexicographical Project aided with NLP Application		 239-250
Jan Jona Javoršek, Petra Vide Ogrin, Tomaž Erjavec
Slovenian Biographical Lexicon – From a Digital Edition to an On-Line Application 		251-260
Lucijana Leoni
Multilingual Multimedia Thesaurus for Conservation and Restoration – Collaborative Networked Model of Construction 		261-268
Miran Željko
Improvements of Dictionaries – Suggestions by Evroterm		 269-278
Kristina Feldvari
Thesauri Usage in Information Retrieval Systems: Example of LISTA and ERIC Database Thesaurus 		279-288
Željko Agić, Marko Tadić, Zdravko Dovedan
Tagset Reductions in Morphosyntactic Tagging of Croatian Texts 		289-298
Vladimir Mateljan, Krunoslav Peter, Vedran Juričić
An Optimization of Command History Search		 299-308
Nikola Šantić, Jan Šnajder, Bojana Dalbelo Bašić
Automatic Diacritics Restoration in Croatian Texts 		309-318
Marija Brkić, Tomislav Vičić, Sanja Seljan
Evaluation of the Statistical Machine Translation Service for Croatian-English 		319-332
Lucia Načinović, Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić, Ivo Ipšić
Statistical Language Models for Croatian Weather-domain Corpus 		333-340
Vlasta Kučiš, Sanja Seljan, Ksenija Klasnić
Evaluation of Electronic Translation Tools Through Quality Parameters 		341-351
Marija Brkić, Sanja Seljan, Božena Bašić Mikulić
Using Translation Memory to Speed up Translation Process 		353-363
Greta Šimičević, Ana Marija Boljanović
Transcription and Transliteration in a Computer Data Processing		 365-374
Using Information Resources in Research, Education and Presentation
Lejla Kodrić
Digital Information Services of Heritage Institutions – Exploiting Potentials of Web 2.0 Technologies		 377-386
Sonja Špiranec, Tibor Toth, Mihaela Banek Zorica
Information Literacy in the Academic Context: Global Trends and Local Issues		 387-396
Radovan Vrana
Evaluation of Digital Collections’ User Interfaces		 397-405
Sara Librenjak, Zdenko Jecić, Damir Boras
Wikipedia’s Influence on the Evolution of Encyclopedia		 407-415
Siniša Bosanac, Bojana Mandić, Andrija Sprčić
Objective Journalism or Copy-Pasted Press Releases: A Preliminary Media Content Analysis 		417-425
Mislav Cimperšak, Marija Tkalec, Siniša Jovčić
See Also: Auto Generated Recommendations		 427-432
Marija Matešić, Kristina Vučković, Zdravko Dovedan
Social Software: Teaching Tool or Not? 		433-442
Vesna D. Župan
The Integration of Library Users into the European Cultural and Scientific Space through Searching Electronic Information Resources		 443-450
Sonja Špiranec, Ana Babić, Ana Lešković
New Access Structures to Scientific Information: The Case of Science 2.0		 451-460
Dorja Mučnjak
Usage of Print and Electronic Resources at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences’ Library, University of Zagreb – Analysis and Comparison Based on the Usage Statistics		 461-468
Ivana Hebrang Grgić, Ana Barbarić, Iva Džambaski
OA Repositories @ Special and Academic Libraries in Zagreb		 469-477
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Ana Eremić
Libraries in Web 2.0 Environment		 479-487
Lobel Machala, Krešimir Zauder
Catalogue 2.0 and Bibliography 2.0: Collaboratively Created Structured Resource Lists and their Aggregation		 489-498
Jasmina Lovrinčević, Dinka Kovačević, Marija Erl Šafar
Curricular Approach to School Libraries Education Program		 499-507
Virtual Environment in Education
Jadranka Lasić-Lazić, Mihaela Banek Zorica, Senada Dizdar, Jasmin Klindžić
Virtual Learning Spaces: Example of International Collaboration 		511-519
Mislav Balković, Danijel Kučak
Organizational Design Strategies in Higher Educational Institutions in Accordance with Electronic Learning and Teaching Environment 		521-530
Ivan Pogarčić, Tatjana Šepić, Sanja Raspor
Influence of ICT on Working Style Used Within Frames of Lifelong Education 		531-540
Terry Weech, Eve Gaus
Teaching Digital Collections Management: Issues and Priorities for the Future 		541-548
Krešimir Pavlina, Mihaela Banek Zorica, Ana Pongrac
Teaching Quality Management at the Course Level 		549-555
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Antonija Lujanac
Education in Virtual Environment 		557-564
Dijana Machala
E-portfolio for Recognition of Prior Learning Assessment in Continuing Education for Librarians in Croatia 		565-574
Nives Mikelić Preradović, Damir Boras, Sanja Kišiček
Marvin – A Conversational Agent Based Interface for the Study of Information Sciences 		575-584
Winton Afrić
Virtual Cultures and Races in RPG as Educational Means of Multicultural and Multiracial Social Relations 		585-594
Neven Sorić, Sanja Kišiček, Damir Boras
Recommendation for a World Virtual School Project		 595-603
e-Services, e-Government and Business Applications
Božidar Tepeš, Ivan Mijić, Krunoslav Tepeš
Two Statistical Models on European and Croatian Information Society 		607-613
Tanja Didak Prekpalaj, Tamara Horvat, Diana Miletić, Dubravka Mokriš
Compiling, Processing and Accessing the Collection of Legal Regulations of the Republic of Croatia 		615-624
Neven Pintarić, Ante Panjkota, Josipa Perkov
Internet Voting: State in EU and Croatia 		625-634
Neven Bosilj, Goran Bubaš, Neven Vrček
User Experience with Advertising over Mobile Phone: A Pilot Study		 635-645
Marko Lukičić
The eOffice Project by Ericsson Nikola Tesla 		647-655
Alen Vodopijevec, Bojan Macan
Implementation of Digital Repository at the Ruđer Bošković Institute: Organizational and Technical Issues		 657-666
Sanja Mohorovičić
Clouds on IT Horizon		 667-676
Maja Baretić
Computer Technology in Insulin Based Therapy of Diabetes		 677-685
John Akeroyd
Information Architecture and e-Government		 687-701
Knowledge Management
Theodora Stathoulia
Knowledge Sharing and the Process of Comprising Post-modernism and its Indeterminacy 		705-711
Đilda Pečarić, Miroslav Tuđman
Predecessors, Scholars and Researchers in Information Sciences. Contribution to Methodology for Bibliometrics Analysis of Scientific Paradigms 		713-726
Emil Bačić, Tihomir Pleše, Ivana Tomić
Frequency of Scientific Production in Information Sciences 		727-735
Siniša Bosanac, Marija Matešić, Nino Tolić
Telling the Future of Information Sciences: Co-Word Analysis of Keywords in Scientific Literature Produced at the Department of Information Sciences in Zagreb		 737-746
Lucija Šćirek, Ines Novosel, Matija Latin
Scientific Publication Productivity of the Information Sciences’ Doctors in the Republic of Croatia 		747-755
Đorđe Nadrljanski, Mila Nadrljanski, Mira Zokić
Ethical Questions in the Work of Hans Jonas in Informatics and Information Science 		757-766
Đilda Pečarić
Relationship between Scientific Paradigm and Research Front. On Example of Information Science Research Production 		767-777
Mila Nadrljanski, Marija Buzaši, Mira Zokić
Development of Spatial-visual Intelligence 		779-787

 

 

 

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Publishing ethics

 

It is important to agree upon standards of expected ethical behaviour for the parties (editors, peer-reviewers, authors and publisher) involved in publishing of the peer-reviewed proceedings of the international INFuture conference. The ethics statement is based on the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.

 

Duties of editors:

-          publication decision

-          fair play

-          confidentiality

-          disclosure of conflicts of interest

 

Duties of peer-reviewers:

-          contribution to editorial decision

-          promptness

-          confidentiality

-          standards of objectivity

-          acknowledgment of sources

-          disclosure of conflict of interest

 

Duties of authors:

-          reporting standards

-          data access and retention

-          originality and avoiding plagiarism

-          avoiding multiple, redundant of concurrent publication

-          acknowledgment of sources

-          authorship limited only to contributors

-          identifying potential hazards to human or animal subjects

-          disclosure of conflict of interest

-          notifying the editor if fundamental errors are discovered after publication

 

Duties of the publisher:

-          taking appropriate measures in cases of alleged or proven scientific misconduct

-          detecting plagiarism

-          avoiding any kind of discrimination

-          not allowing the influence of commercial revenue on editorial decisions

-          communication with other journals and publishers