SCSM 2025 is an affiliated Conference of the HCI International Conference and is in its 17th edition. The Conference provides an established international forum for the exchange and dissemination of scientific information related to social computing and social media. It addresses a broad spectrum of issues expanding our understanding of current and future issues in social computing and social media. The Conference welcomes qualitative and quantitative research papers on a diverse range of topics.
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The related topics include, but are not limited to:
- AI in social media
- Community Engagement and Services
- Computer Mediated Communication
- Culture and social media
- Consumers in social computing and social media
- Design and evaluation methodologies for social computing and social media
- Education and the use of social computing and social media
- E-democracy and political engagement, public affairs
- Enterprise social media
- Ethical and legal issues in social computing and social media
- Friends and family groups
- Gaming, including MMORP communities
- Health and fitness communities
- Human resource management in social computing and social media
- Infrastructure for social computing and social media
- Language in social computing and social media
- Large scale conversations
- Learning and collaboration
- Mobile social computing and social media
- Multicultural aspects in social computing and social media
- Online special interest communities
- Social identity and presence
- Policies in social computing and social media
- Privacy and security in social computing and social media
- Social eCommerce
- Social live streaming
- Social media management
- Social media software
- Social modeling
- Social network analysis
- Social neighborhoods
- Social signal processing
- Trust and reputation in social computing and social media
- User experience, user behavior, user interface in social computing and social media
- User generated content (wikis, blogs, etc.)
- Universal access and usability in social computing and social media
- Visualizing social interaction
- Virtual worlds
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Program Chair
Adela Coman
University of Bucharest, Romania
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Program Chair
Simona Vasilache
University of Tsukuba, Japan
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Board Members
- Francisco Javier Alvarez-Rodriguez
Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes, Mexico - Andria Andriuzzi
Université Jean Monnet, France - Karine Berthelot-Guiet
Sorbonne University, France - James Braman
Community College of Baltimore County, United States - Magdalena Brzezinska
WSB Merito University, Poland - Adheesh Budree
University of Cape Town, South Africa - Hung-Hsuan Huang
The University of Fukuchiyama, Japan - Ajrina Hysaj
University of Wollongong in Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Ayaka Ito
Reitaku University, Japan - Jeannie Lee
Singapore Institute of Technology, Singapore - Gabriele Meiselwitz
Towson University, United States - Takashi Namatame
Chuo University, Japan - Harry Nguyen
University College Cork, Ireland - Kohei Otake
Sophia University, Japan - Daniela Quinones
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile - Cristian Rusu
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile - Virginica Rusu
Universidad de Playa Ancha, Chile - Tomislav Stipancic
University of Zagreb, Croatia - Yuanqiong Wang
Towson University, United States
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