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With a team of others, I just submitted a paper to ICLS that was the culmination of work that we began at the Making Sense of Social Media Workshop this past summer.

With Mikhil Masli and Loren Terveen, I had a paper at WikiSym 2011 in Mountain View, CA in early October. The paper was titled, "'How should I go from __ to __ without getting killed?' Motivation and Benefits in Open Collaboration." The paper presented partial results of a survey we conducted in the spring of 2010. I will also be participating in the Doctoral Symposium.

This summer (2011) I attended the SoCS Doctoral Symposium, the Human Computer Interaction Consortium(HCIC), and the Making Sense of Social Media Workshop.

Last February I attended iConference in Seattle, WA and presented some of my Cyclopath work as a poster and helped present a workshop and an alternative event.

My paper, "Lurking? Cyclopaths? A Quantitative Lifecycle Analysis of User Behavior in a Geowiki," written with Reid Priedhorsky, Tom Erickson, and Loren Terveen was nominated for Best Paper at CHI 2010.

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