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Posts return next week after ISPR 2011
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Read more: Posts return next week after ISPR 2011Following tradition, ISPR Presence News posts will take a break while many of us gather this week for the ISPR 2011 conference in Edinburgh, Scotland (details on the web site). If you can’t join us this year, please consider attending ISPR 2012 at this time next fall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Details and the call for papers will be coming soon! –Matthew Lombard (President, ISPR)…
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ISPR 2012 conference announcement
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Read more: ISPR 2012 conference announcementISPR 2012 Conference Announcement The board of directors of the International Society for Presence Research is pleased to announce that ISPR 2012, the 14th international conference on all things presence and telepresence, will take place on Wednesday-Friday October 24-26, 2012 in the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA). Full details and the Call for Papers will be posted in ISPR Presence News and on the ISPR web site in the weeks ahead. In the meantime, we hope to see you this October in Edinburgh, Scotland for ISPR 2011 – all the details including the provisional programme are available…
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ISPR News: Provisional programme for ISPR 2011 announced
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Read more: ISPR News: Provisional programme for ISPR 2011 announcedThe provisional programme for the upcoming ISPR 2011 conference in Edinburgh, Scotland has been announced and can be found below and on the conference web site here). Full details about the conference are here. Please join us! – Wednesday October 26 – 0830 Registration 0945 Welcome 1000 Keynote I: Professor Steve Benford, Nottingham University, England 1130 coffee SESSION I: That’s Entertainment 1200-1230 The Influence of 3D Screenings on Presence and Perceived Entertainment S. Sobieraj and Nicole C. Krämer 1230-1300 The Pleasure of Being (There?). An Explorative Study into the Effects of Presence and Identification on the Enjoyment of an…
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ISPR’s free Presence bibliography grows; reference submission form and visualizations added
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Read more: ISPR’s free Presence bibliography grows; reference submission form and visualizations addedThe ISPR Presence bibliography now contains nearly 3,000 academic journal articles, book chapters, books, theses and dissertations related to telepresence and presence. The free bibliography is available on the ISPR web site (under “About Presence”). The site now includes a web form for the submission of additional references as well as a series of visualizations of the current (tele)presence literature. Because the scholarship related to (tele)presence is so interdisciplinary, standard indices and bibliographic databases include only pieces of the relevant literature; the use of the term “presence” as a shortened version of “telepresence” makes searching for relevant literature even more difficult.…
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Word cloud visualization of ISPR Presence News and Presence-L post titles
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Read more: Word cloud visualization of ISPR Presence News and Presence-L post titlesWord cloud visualization of ISPR Presence News and Presence-L post titles To provide a visual summary of what readers can find in ISPR Presence News items, we’ve used IBM’s Many Eyes software to create a word cloud based on the titles of the nearly 3,500 announcement posts on the Presence-L listserv from July 1999 to January 2010 and ISPR Presence News from January 2010 to July 1, 2011. The full-sized version of the word cloud can be found here; the list of titles used to generate the visualization are here (note that “Presence-related,” “News,” and “Call” were removed for the cloud).…
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ISPR News: Your reactions to Presence News items
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Read more: ISPR News: Your reactions to Presence News itemsYour reactions to Presence News items ISPR Presence News has been limited to one-way communication about telepresence, but we want to know what you think about the diverse topics and ideas presented in our posts. So we’ve expanded the ISPR web site to to include your comments on Presence News posts. You can add your reactions – ideas for studying phenomena, suggestions for expanding theories, predictions about future developments, references to relevant publications and other resources, reports about conference experiences, and anything else that could be of interest to the presence community – at the bottom of any post on the site…
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Reminder re: ISPR 2011 conference deadline (June 5)
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Read more: Reminder re: ISPR 2011 conference deadline (June 5)International Society for Presence Research Annual Conference – ISPR 2011 Edinburgh, Scotland October 26 – 28, 2011 A reminder that the submission deadline for ISPR 2011, the 13th International Workshop on Presence, is Sunday June 5, 2011. Any requests for short extensions must be made by the deadline to ispr@ispr.info and specify the author(s), title, submission format (short paper, long paper, etc.), and exact submission date. The organizers offer no guarantees but will make every effort to grant reasonable requests. For more information including the complete Call for Papers, please visit the conference web site: https://ispr.info/presence-conferences/ispr2011/…
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Call: ISPR 2011 conference (deadline: June 5)
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Read more: Call: ISPR 2011 conference (deadline: June 5)CALL FOR PAPERS International Society for Presence Research Annual Conference – ISPR 2011 Edinburgh, Scotland October 26 – 28, 2011 Submission deadline: June 5, 2011 Introduction Academics and practitioners interested in presence (short for telepresence) are invited to participate in the Annual International Conference on Presence, to be held in Edinburgh on October 26-28, 2011. The presence community comprises researchers in communication, computer science, psychology, entertainment, philosophy, the arts, education and other fields. Presence exists in two overlapping flavours – social presence and spatial presence. Social presence is the sense, the feeling and the experience of being with other people…
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Call: Telepresence Conference at NAB Show (featuring ISPR roundtable)
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Read more: Call: Telepresence Conference at NAB Show (featuring ISPR roundtable)Conferences April 9-14, 2011 Exhibits April 11-14, 2011 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Experience telepresence technologies and get perspectives from worldwide thought leaders on the future of this next generation visual communications platform and the business case and costs for deploying telepresence solutions. This two-day conference will present products, solutions and technical insights across a broad spectrum of business sectors. Featured Speakers: Left to right: Keynote – Mary Davie, General Services Administration; Hyoun Park, Aberdeen Research Group; Howard Lichtman, Human Productivity Lab; Christine Martin, California Telemedicine and Health Center VIEW CONFERENCE DETAILS …
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Call: ISPR 2011 – International Society for Presence Research Annual Conference
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Read more: Call: ISPR 2011 – International Society for Presence Research Annual ConferenceFIRST CALL FOR PAPERS – PLEASE DISTRIBUTE WIDELY International Society for Presence Research Annual Conference – ISPR 2011 Edinburgh, Scotland October 26 – 28, 2011 Academics and practitioners interested in presence (short for telepresence) are invited to participate in the Annual International Conference on Presence, to be held in Edinburgh on October 26-28, 2011. The presence community comprises researchers in communication, computer science, psychology, entertainment, philosophy, the arts, education and other fields. Presence exists in two overlapping flavours – social presence and spatial presence. Social presence is the sense, the feeling and the experience of being with other people mediated…
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ISPR News: First election of Board of Directors concludes
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Read more: ISPR News: First election of Board of Directors concludesThe International Society for Presence Research has conducted its first election and the individuals below have been elected to 2 year terms on the organization’s Board of Directors. If you have questions or suggestions regarding ISPR, or would like to help serve the organization and the telepresence community, please contact one of the Board members or send a message to ispr@ispr.info. Matthew Lombard (President) Media Interface and Network Design Lab (M.I.N.D. Lab) Department of Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass Media Mass Media & Communication Doctoral Program Temple University USA Phil Turner (Vice-President of Administration) School of Computing Edinburgh Napier University Scotland Robby Ratan (Vice-President of Development)…
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ISPR News: First Board election, plus conference preference survey, is underway
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Read more: ISPR News: First Board election, plus conference preference survey, is underwayFollowing a call for nominations, the members of the International Society for Presence Research (ISPR) are currently voting in the organization’s first election for positions on the Board of Directors (President; Vice-Presidentsof Administration, Development, and Membership; Secretary; Treasurer; Student Officer; and Open seats). The anonymous online election is being administered via ballotbin.com. If you are an ISPR member you should have received an email notice containing instructions and a password. Voting ends July 15, 2010. The election ballot also includes a short survey to assess ISPR members’ preferences regarding the timing, format and other aspects of future ISPR Presence conferences.…
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