DSpace at UH: Recent submissions
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This is great, but can you make it red?: How to say no
(2018-03-06)Many of us know backseat design: Can you make this red? Can you move this over here? Why don’t we do it this way instead? While our colleagues often have great intentions, these requests can undermine informed design choices ... -
No one reads reports: Sharing your work with your library at-large and why it matters
(2017-04-04)A common refrain says that 50% of UX is selling UX. This session will explore practical, effective ways of sharing UX and design work with your library at-large to help in getting buy-in and justifying your work, and discuss ... -
Who works in library UX?
(2018-12-12)I ran a survey in 2017 to capture the state of the library UX field. I wanted to estimate how much UX has entered libraries in terms of location, number of employees, library type, and day-to-day work. -
China’s Digital Public Diplomacy towards Africa: Actors, Messages and Audiences
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Soft Power in the Living Room: A Survey of Television Drama in CCTV's Foreign Language Channels
(Routledge: Taylor & Francis Group, 10/2/2017)In China’s quest for soft power, serialized TV drama, animation, and cinema are the top three cultural industries on which the Chinese government is betting to influence attitudes and perceptions overseas. But despite its ... -
‘Transatlantic connection’: K-pop and K-drama fandom in Spain and Latin America
(Journal of Fandom Studies, 2015-03)The global circulation of Asian cultural products has been on a constant rise since the 1990s. However, the arrival to Spanish-speaking audiences is a more recent phenomenon, one that is linked to the consolidation of ... -
La internacionalización de los medios de comunicación chinos: un estudio de la producción periodística en CGTN AFRICA = The internationalization of Chinese media: a production study of CGTN Africa
(Communication Papers, 6/28/2017)Desde mediados de los años 2000, los medios de comunicación estatales chinos han emprendido un proceso de internacionalización con el objetivo de incrementar la capacidad de Pequín de influir sobre la opinión pública global. ... -
Chinese Media Engagement in South Africa: What is its impact on local journalism?
(Journalism Studies, 1/10/2017)China’s footprint in Africa’s media sector over the last decade has reached dimensions that make it impossible to go unnoticed. In South Africa, one of the countries where this imprint is most diversified, Chinese media ... -
Narratives of Contemporary Africa on China Global Television Network’s Documentary Series Faces of Africa
(Journal of Asian and African Studies, 3/27/2018)This paper examines the documentary series Faces of Africa, broadcast on CGTN Africa, the African branch of China Global Television Network (CGTN, formerly known as CCTV International) since 2012. Using in-depth interviews ... -
How Influential Are Chinese Media in Africa? An Audience Analysis in Kenya and South Africa
(International Journal of Communication, 2018)The increased presence of Chinese media in Africa has been the focus of much debate since the early 2010s. Discussions tend to revolve around issues of production and content, providing little evidence on the way audiences ... -
Managing Client Dialogues during Information Systems Design to Facilitate Client Learning
(MIS Quarterly, 2005-12)It has long been recognized that client learning is an important factor in the successful development of information systems. While there is little question that clients should learn, there is less clarity about how best ... -
Looking Forward: Toward an Understanding of the Nature and Definition of IT Acceptance
(Journal of the Association for Information Systems, 2007-04)In the past two decades the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) has successfully catalyzed a large number of studies related to IT usage or intentions toward that usage. However, we argue that the focus of these studies has ... -
Systemic Determinants of the Information Systems Outsourcing Decision: A Comparative Study of German and United States Firms
(Journal of the Association for Information Systems, 6/26/2012)The practice of information systems (IS) outsourcing is widely established among organizations. Nonetheless, evidence suggests that organizations differ considerably in the extent to which they deploy IS outsourcing. This ... -
When Imprecise Statistical Statements Become Problematic: A Response to Goodhue, Lewis, and Thompson
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Assessing Common Method Bias: Problems with the ULMC Technique
(MIS Quarterly, 2012-09)Recent work, in journals such as MIS Quarterly and Management Science, has highlighted the importance of evaluating the influence of common method bias (CMB) on the results of statistical analysis. In this research note, ... -
The Delphi Method Research Strategy in Studies of Information Systems
(Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 2015-08)In this paper, we discuss the nature and use of the Delphi methodology in information systems research. More specifically, we explore how and why it may be used. We discuss criteria for evaluating Delphi research and define ... -
User Satisfaction Research in Information Systems: Historical Roots and Approaches
(Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 5/4/2016)User satisfaction with information systems (IS) is considered an important indicator of information systems success and has been the subject of numerous research studies since the field’s inception. In this paper, we review ... -
Measuring Student Learning: An Empirical Solution with Implications for IS Education and Beyond
(e-Service Journal, 2002)As we enter the twenty-first century, the organizational role of IS continues to expand and evolve at a dizzying pace. An understanding of and appreciation for that role is becoming mandatory for all managers and executives, ... -
An IS Scholar and Scholarship Ranking Based on Contributions to Doctoral Education
(Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 2015-02)This research introduces a new information systems (IS) scholar and scholarly work ranking based on contributions to IS doctoral education. We examine syllabi of introductory PhD seminars offered across North America to ...