Conferences, Community, and Technology: Avoiding a Crisis
Grudin, Jonathan Thomas
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Title
Conferences, Community, and Technology: Avoiding a Crisis
Author(s)
Grudin, Jonathan Thomas
Issue Date
2010-02-03
Keyword(s)
community
Disciplines
Conferences
Abstract
Computer Science in North America has embarked on a course unique in academic scholarship. It has turned conferences into repositories of polished work, little of which ever evolves into journal articles. Senior researchers feel that the conferences are in crisis. I consider the origins and consequences of the shift to conferences, concluding that it has led to an evolutionary cul-de-sac that the Information field would do well to avoid. The crisis is described as centered on reviewing, but it is at heart a crisis of community.
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