social informatics · 02. Juni 2023
What a joy: the first e-booklet open access is online and also stored, archived and offered by DNB, the German National Library:
Social Informatics Experience: Learning about people and computers ISBN 978-3-947287-14-7 | 2023 ...
higher education · 29. Dezember 2022
I love to teach, to cooperate with students, teaching colleagues and the management staff of higher education institutions. After a three year break I want to resume teaching. This blog-entry is the blueprint for my applications ...
social informatics · 25. Januar 2022
Yesterday the managing editor informed me via e-mail: "Dear Author, I am pleased to present a special issue of Acta Informatica Pragensia entitled Perspectives of Social Informatics (3/2021) ..." And so SIE is published: ...
social informatics · 20. Dezember 2021
Such wonderful news. The reviewers and the people at Acta Informatica Pragensia were fast. Five days after the submission of the third version they accepted the paper for publication in the beginning of 2022 ...
social informatics · 16. Dezember 2021
Version 3 submitted _ Encouraging news from one reviewer (the other was not that optimistic) and the managing editor: proceed, just a minor revision of the paper. It is still not certain, whether the journal will accept the paper. I embrace the opportunity to publish this version here in "blog & books" and thus to tell the story of the case study ...
social informatics · 01. Oktober 2021
Reviewers' Feedback on Version 1 _ Good news on 06 Sep: the reviewers recommended revisions. This means, that there is still the opportunity, that the journal will accept the paper ...
social informatics · 01. August 2021
Paper Submission and a Book Review _ Now it is up to the reviewers, whether they will accept the paper and, if yes, what I will have to adapt in "Social Informatics Experience: Learning and teaching sociological basics in a technical context. A case study". For recreation and reflection: a thriller about SI. Book review about "Blackout" …
organization development · 02. März 2012
in multidisziplinären IT-Projekten ... ist kein Coaching. Oder doch?
