Privacy in Digital Environments:
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danah boyd is currently developing online communities for V-Day,
a non-profit working to end violence against women and girls worldwide.
Prior to that, she was a graduate student with Dr.
Judith Donath in the Sociable
Media Group at MIT's Media Lab.
Her work focused on developing identity management tools and interactive
personal visualizations to encourage users to reflect on their digital
presence. Her previous work at Brown combined computer graphics, gender
theory, and visual perception; she has also worked as a software engineer,
an educator and an ethnographer. Ultimately, danah is interested in using
technology to empower individuals. Carlos Jensen is a PhD student in Computer
Science at the Georgia Institute
of Technology. Working with Dr.
Colin Potts, his work focuses on developing end-user privacy awareness
and management tools for the web. He seeks to provide solutions that both
make privacy management accessible to users, and work within the current
technical framework. He has previously done work on online communities,
media effects on communication, and online trust. Scott Lederer is a PhD student in Computer
Science at UC Berkeley, working
with Drs. Jennifer Mankoff
and Anind Dey. His current
efforts are focused on illuminating a user conceptual model of privacy
in ubiquitous computing, though his interests also extend to novel interaction
techniques and devices. He aims to empower and elevate human experience
in the ubiquitous computing age. David Nguyen is a PhD student in Computer
Science/HCI at the Georgia Institute
of Technology. Working with Dr.
Elizabeth Mynatt, David's research focuses on ubiquitous computing
environments and privacy. He is working on ways to allow users to understand
how they participate in these environments, so they can shape the environments
to fit the their practices, needs, values, and sensibilities. Prior to
Georgia Tech, David did his undergraduate work at UC San Diego in Cognitive
Science and his Master's work at the University of Michigan in Computer
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--- Privacy in Digital Environments: Empowering Users is a CSCW 2002 workshop to be held on 16 November 2002 in New Orleans. For more information, contact the organizers. |