Internet Science Group University of Southampton / /
IndustryTerm
Web Frameworks EPrints DSpace Services / geolocation services / electronic media / social computing technologies / repertory grid software presents / software tool / Web browsers / human processing power / diverse basic services / Web Conference / technology choices / social computing / social Web sites / Internet Science Group University / healthcare / digital space use similar tools / Web-based systems / customer relationship management / computational systems / Web Science / mobile devices Web browsers / traffic management / machine-driven processing components / Internet Computing / human and automatic services / Web Observatory REF / social network / hybrid systems / free/open source software projects / wearable devices / human computing / human intelligence replacing automatic algorithms / socio-technical systems / social and machine-driven services / /
MarketIndex
set 20 / /
Organization
Social Information Organization / International World Wide Web Conference Committee / Association for Information Systems / University of Southampton / UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council / /
Person
Daniel A. Smith / Nigel R. Shadbolt / Elena Simperl / Barack Obama / Max Van Kleek / Yang Yang / /
Towards a classification framework for social machines Nigel R. Shadbolt, Daniel A. Smith, Elena Simperl, Max Van Kleek, Yang Yang, Wendy Hall Web and Internet Science Group University of Southampton, UK