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In addition to the participants from Nankai University, other universities represented included Peking University, Peking Normal University, Sun Yet-sen University, Tianjin University, Hebei University, Tianjin Normal University, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics and Tianjin University of Science and Technology. <b>Lin Peng</b>, editor of the <i>Journal of Data and Information Science</i>, also attended. In total, more than 100 people joined the event.</p><p>At the first morning session, Lynn spoke on the OCLC study “Visitors and Residents: The Hows and Whys of Engagement with Technology.” She presented the research and the process used to collect data from different countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Hong Kong. She talked about the process used to analyze the data in detail and shared interesting results on the behavioral characteristics of the two types of users (hows and whys). After her report, during the Q&A, the participants asked questions and she gave further elaboration about the study. The discussion was active and thoughtful.</p><p>In the second session, several young faculty members from Nankai University, Peking University and Hebei University presented their research on different topics, such as “Stay or Move: Double Backup System Dilemma in China” by <b>Wenlin Bai</b>, “ICT as Empowerment for Rural Entrepreneurs in China: A Capability Approach” by <b>Zhenjia Fan</b>, “Time as a Context of Information Search Behaviors” by <b>Chang Liu</b>, “Development and Practice of Monograph Open Access” by <b>Rui Wei</b> and “Data Driven Health Care Decision Making” by <b>Man Xu</b> and her students. Lynn Connaway commented on each study during this session.</p><p>In the afternoon, Lynn Connaway and Yuelin Li introduced ASIS&T and AP Chapter, respectively. The presentation introduced ASIS&T and the AP Chapter's history, missions and visions, and events and activities as well as the benefits of participating in ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. After the presentations, AP chair-elect <b>Miguel Nunes</b>, dean of the school of information management at Sun Yet-sen University, gave a short talk and encouraged the faculty members and students to join ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. He emphasized that the LIS community in China is one of the biggest research groups in the world and is very active. He said that the world needs to hear the voice from this community and that undoubtedly ASIS&T and its AP Chapter provide a wonderful platform.</p><p>The last session was a doctoral forum. Six doctoral students from Nankai University presented their research, such as “Interactive Information Behavior in IR System with Gamification” by <b>Pengfei He</b>, “Interactive Design and Knowledge Acquirement in Mobile Learning Environment” by <b>Hongliang Han</b>, “A Research Proposal on Library Evaluation with Children” by <b>Pianran Wang</b>, “Source and Use of Theories in Chinese Information Science Research” by <b>Jing Yang</b>, “Research on User's Participation in Online Health Communities” by <b>Xin Zhang</b> and “Dynamics for Development of China's Village Library Project: A Study Based on Activity Theory” by <b>Wenbo Zhou</b>. After each presentation, Lynn and the faculty members in the meeting commented on the research and gave insightful suggestions.</p><p>After the session, the participants were invited to write down their comments on this event. In general, it was favorably reviewed by the participants. The students said they learned a lot from the event, which helped them learn more about research, the LIS community and ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. Professor <b>Pengyi Zhang</b> commented, “Meeting with ASIS&T President at Nankai University event was very well organized. Connaway's presentation on digital residents and visitors brought an insightful perspective in examining the relationship between technology and users. I was intrigued by the four-year multi-country study and I hope to see more results later. The faculty presentations covered a broad range of topics and were very stimulating intellectually. I hope there will be more events like this in Asia Pacific Chapter and ASIS&T will provide more support to this area.”</p><p>In sum, this was a very successful event and a very good effort. We expect that more events like it will be held in the Asia Pacific area, and it is hopeful to see the increasing influence of ASIS&T in Asia Pacific area, especially in Mainland China.</p>","PeriodicalId":100205,"journal":{"name":"Bulletin of the Association for Information Science and Technology","volume":"43 3","pages":"24-25"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0000,"publicationDate":"2017-03-06","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"https://sci-hub-pdf.com/10.1002/bul2.2017.1720430307","citationCount":"0","resultStr":"{\"title\":\"Meeting the ASIS&T President at Nankai University\",\"authors\":\"Yuelin Li\",\"doi\":\"10.1002/bul2.2017.1720430307\",\"DOIUrl\":null,\"url\":null,\"abstract\":\"<p>In support of the Nankai University Business School's efforts to promote its influence in the Asia Pacific area, ASIS&T president <b>Lynn Silipigni Connaway</b> visited the school's department of information resources management on November 29, 2016 and met there with faculty members and students.</p><p>This one-day event involved four sessions: Lynn's research talk, the Young Scholar Forum, an introduction to ASIS&T and the Asia Pacific (AP) Chapter, and a doctoral student forum. The participants of the event included faculty members, students, librarians and journal editors. In addition to the participants from Nankai University, other universities represented included Peking University, Peking Normal University, Sun Yet-sen University, Tianjin University, Hebei University, Tianjin Normal University, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics and Tianjin University of Science and Technology. <b>Lin Peng</b>, editor of the <i>Journal of Data and Information Science</i>, also attended. In total, more than 100 people joined the event.</p><p>At the first morning session, Lynn spoke on the OCLC study “Visitors and Residents: The Hows and Whys of Engagement with Technology.” She presented the research and the process used to collect data from different countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Hong Kong. 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Six doctoral students from Nankai University presented their research, such as “Interactive Information Behavior in IR System with Gamification” by <b>Pengfei He</b>, “Interactive Design and Knowledge Acquirement in Mobile Learning Environment” by <b>Hongliang Han</b>, “A Research Proposal on Library Evaluation with Children” by <b>Pianran Wang</b>, “Source and Use of Theories in Chinese Information Science Research” by <b>Jing Yang</b>, “Research on User's Participation in Online Health Communities” by <b>Xin Zhang</b> and “Dynamics for Development of China's Village Library Project: A Study Based on Activity Theory” by <b>Wenbo Zhou</b>. After each presentation, Lynn and the faculty members in the meeting commented on the research and gave insightful suggestions.</p><p>After the session, the participants were invited to write down their comments on this event. In general, it was favorably reviewed by the participants. 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为了支持南开大学商学院在亚太地区的影响力,2016年11月29日,asist总裁Lynn Silipigni Connaway访问了南开大学商学院信息资源管理系,并会见了该校的教职员工和学生。这个为期一天的活动包括四个部分:林恩的研究演讲、青年学者论坛、介绍asis&t和亚太(AP)分会,以及博士生论坛。参加活动的有教师、学生、图书管理员和期刊编辑。除南开大学外,其他大学包括北京大学、北京师范大学、中山大学、天津大学、河北大学、天津师范大学、天津财经大学和天津科技大学。《数据与信息科学》杂志编辑林鹏也出席了会议。总共有100多人参加了这次活动。在第一个上午的会议上,林恩就OCLC的研究“访客和居民:如何和为什么使用技术”发表了讲话。她介绍了从不同国家收集数据的研究和过程,包括美国、英国、意大利、西班牙和香港。她谈到了详细分析数据的过程,并分享了两类用户行为特征的有趣结果(how and why)。在她的报告之后,在Q&A中,参与者提出问题,她对研究进行了进一步的阐述。讨论很活跃,很有思想。在第二部分,来自南开大学、北京大学和河北大学的几位年轻教师就不同的主题进行了研究,如白文林的“留还是走:中国的双备份困境”、“ICT为中国农村企业家赋权”;范振佳的《能力方法》,刘畅的《时间作为信息搜索行为的语境》,魏睿的《专著开放获取的发展与实践》,徐漫及其学生的《数据驱动的医疗保健决策》。林恩·康纳威在这一节课上对每一项研究都发表了评论。下午,Lynn Connaway和Yuelin Li分别介绍了asist和AP Chapter。演讲介绍了ASIS&T和AP分会的历史、使命和愿景、事件和活动以及参加ASIS&T和AP分会的好处。演讲结束后,中山大学信息管理学院院长Miguel Nunes作了简短的演讲,并鼓励全体师生加入ASIS&T和AP分会。他强调,中国的LIS社区是世界上最大的研究团体之一,非常活跃。他说,世界需要听到这个社区的声音,毫无疑问,asist和它的AP分会提供了一个很好的平台。最后一节是博士论坛。来自南开大学的6名博士生分别发表了贺鹏飞的《游戏化下IR系统中的交互信息行为》、韩红亮的《移动学习环境下的交互设计与知识获取》、王丕然的《带孩子的图书馆评价研究方案》、杨静的《中国信息科学研究中的理论来源与应用》、张欣的《网络健康社区用户参与研究》和周文波的《中国乡村图书馆项目发展的动力:基于活动理论的研究》。每次报告结束后,林恩和参加会议的教师都会对研究进行评论,并提出有见地的建议。会议结束后,与会者被邀请写下他们对这次活动的评论。总的来说,参与者对它的评价是积极的。学生们表示,他们从这次活动中学到了很多东西,这帮助他们更多地了解了研究、美国法学院社区、美国学生协会和美国AP分会。张鹏毅教授表示:“在南开大学与asis&t总裁的会面组织得非常好。Connaway关于数字居民和访客的演讲为审视技术与用户之间的关系带来了深刻的见解。我对为期四年的多国研究很感兴趣,我希望以后能看到更多的结果。教师们的演讲涵盖了广泛的主题,非常具有启发性。我希望亚太分会能举办更多这样的活动,ASIS&T将为这一领域提供更多支持。”总之,这是一次非常成功的活动,也是一次非常好的努力。我们期待在亚太地区举办更多这样的活动,也希望看到ASIS&T在亚太地区,特别是中国大陆的影响力越来越大。
In support of the Nankai University Business School's efforts to promote its influence in the Asia Pacific area, ASIS&T president Lynn Silipigni Connaway visited the school's department of information resources management on November 29, 2016 and met there with faculty members and students.
This one-day event involved four sessions: Lynn's research talk, the Young Scholar Forum, an introduction to ASIS&T and the Asia Pacific (AP) Chapter, and a doctoral student forum. The participants of the event included faculty members, students, librarians and journal editors. In addition to the participants from Nankai University, other universities represented included Peking University, Peking Normal University, Sun Yet-sen University, Tianjin University, Hebei University, Tianjin Normal University, Tianjin University of Finance and Economics and Tianjin University of Science and Technology. Lin Peng, editor of the Journal of Data and Information Science, also attended. In total, more than 100 people joined the event.
At the first morning session, Lynn spoke on the OCLC study “Visitors and Residents: The Hows and Whys of Engagement with Technology.” She presented the research and the process used to collect data from different countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Hong Kong. She talked about the process used to analyze the data in detail and shared interesting results on the behavioral characteristics of the two types of users (hows and whys). After her report, during the Q&A, the participants asked questions and she gave further elaboration about the study. The discussion was active and thoughtful.
In the second session, several young faculty members from Nankai University, Peking University and Hebei University presented their research on different topics, such as “Stay or Move: Double Backup System Dilemma in China” by Wenlin Bai, “ICT as Empowerment for Rural Entrepreneurs in China: A Capability Approach” by Zhenjia Fan, “Time as a Context of Information Search Behaviors” by Chang Liu, “Development and Practice of Monograph Open Access” by Rui Wei and “Data Driven Health Care Decision Making” by Man Xu and her students. Lynn Connaway commented on each study during this session.
In the afternoon, Lynn Connaway and Yuelin Li introduced ASIS&T and AP Chapter, respectively. The presentation introduced ASIS&T and the AP Chapter's history, missions and visions, and events and activities as well as the benefits of participating in ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. After the presentations, AP chair-elect Miguel Nunes, dean of the school of information management at Sun Yet-sen University, gave a short talk and encouraged the faculty members and students to join ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. He emphasized that the LIS community in China is one of the biggest research groups in the world and is very active. He said that the world needs to hear the voice from this community and that undoubtedly ASIS&T and its AP Chapter provide a wonderful platform.
The last session was a doctoral forum. Six doctoral students from Nankai University presented their research, such as “Interactive Information Behavior in IR System with Gamification” by Pengfei He, “Interactive Design and Knowledge Acquirement in Mobile Learning Environment” by Hongliang Han, “A Research Proposal on Library Evaluation with Children” by Pianran Wang, “Source and Use of Theories in Chinese Information Science Research” by Jing Yang, “Research on User's Participation in Online Health Communities” by Xin Zhang and “Dynamics for Development of China's Village Library Project: A Study Based on Activity Theory” by Wenbo Zhou. After each presentation, Lynn and the faculty members in the meeting commented on the research and gave insightful suggestions.
After the session, the participants were invited to write down their comments on this event. In general, it was favorably reviewed by the participants. The students said they learned a lot from the event, which helped them learn more about research, the LIS community and ASIS&T and the AP Chapter. Professor Pengyi Zhang commented, “Meeting with ASIS&T President at Nankai University event was very well organized. Connaway's presentation on digital residents and visitors brought an insightful perspective in examining the relationship between technology and users. I was intrigued by the four-year multi-country study and I hope to see more results later. The faculty presentations covered a broad range of topics and were very stimulating intellectually. I hope there will be more events like this in Asia Pacific Chapter and ASIS&T will provide more support to this area.”
In sum, this was a very successful event and a very good effort. We expect that more events like it will be held in the Asia Pacific area, and it is hopeful to see the increasing influence of ASIS&T in Asia Pacific area, especially in Mainland China.