| Preface |
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| e-Society |
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Brian O'Neill
Children and e-Society: European Research Findings on Opportunities and Risk |
5 |
Radovan Vrana
Tranformation of Scholarly Publishing in the Digital Era: Scholars’ Point of View |
7-17 |
Đilda Pečarić
Network of Scientific Publications in Information Science |
19-32 |
Ivana Hebrang Grgić
Usage of Open Access Institutional Repositories in Some of the European Peripheral Scientific Communities |
33-42 |
Aleksandra Popovic, Sanja Antonic, Dragana Stolic
The Role of National Citation Index in the Evaluation of National Science |
43-49 |
Krešimir Pavlina
Webometric Ranking of University of Zagreb and Other World Universities |
51-59 |
Marija Roglić
Standing of the Croatian Language at the European Universities – Web Content Analysis |
61-68 |
Anina Bauer, Marija Kirin, Marija Turković
Web References in Graduate Papers at the Department of Information Sciences at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb |
69-75 |
Dražen Kušen
Archival Heritage of Religious Communities in Croatia and Possibilities for its e-Accessibility |
77-88 |
Dunja Majstorović
Presence of Institutional Culture in Daily Newspapers – Analysis of Printed Editions of Jutarnji list and Večernji list in 2009 |
89-98 |
Maja Živko
Psychological Aspects of Cyberspace |
99-108 |
Željka Miklošević, Goran Zlodi, Darko Babić
Story Sharing – Model of Collective Collaboration in Online Museum Environment |
109-119 |
Helena Stublić, Žarka Vujić
Learning from the Best – What Can Museums in Croatia Learn from the International Museum Practice of Web 2.0 |
121-131 |
Jerica Ziherl, Nataša Šuković
Digitising Contemporary Art (DCA) |
133-143 |
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| e-Services, e-Government and Business Applications |
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Domagoj Bebić, Milica Vučković
E-Government and e-Participation: City Web Sites – the Case of Croatia |
147-156 |
Vanja Malidžan
Sociopolitical Aspects of Electronic Voting |
157-166 |
Aleksandar Skendžić, Božidar Kovačić
Mobile Parking Payment Service |
167-175 |
Ivica Buzov
Evolution of Collaboration by Using Microsoft Office Applications |
177-186 |
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| e-Learning |
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Max Liebscht, Martin Weitzmann, Katrin Schubert
Between Cooperation and Conflict in Quality Assurance: Principles of Toyota's Just-In-Time Production for Training Geriatric Staff |
189-198 |
Alma L. Culén, Andrea Gasparini
iPad: A New Classroom Technology? A Report From Two Pilot Studies |
199-208 |
Ljiljana Zekanović-Korona, Marijana Ražnjević, Božena Krce Miočić
Cognita’s LMS and its Application in the University of Zadar Students’ Education |
209-216 |
Marko Tot
E-Learning in LIS Education: Satisfaction of Part-Time LIS Students with Omega |
217-224 |
Kristina Posavec, Nives Mikelić Preradović, Sanja Kišiček
Framework of the Language Learning Environment for Assisting Foreigners in Learning Croatian (AFILC) |
225-234 |
Ana Mandić, Ana Bakarić, Nives Mikelić Preradović
Service e-Learning Project: State Graduation Online Demo Exam |
235-243 |
Mihaela Banek Zorica, Lucia Amante, Gloria Bastos, Serap Kurbanoglu, Sonja Špiranec, Yasar Tonta, Vlasta Zabukovec
Erasmus Intensive Programme: Information and Communication Technology in Supporting the Educational Process |
245-250 |
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| Social Communication |
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Jaana Leikas, Mari Ylikauppila, Jussi Jokinen, Rebekah Rousi, Pertti Saariluoma
Understanding Social Media Acceptance and Use in the Context of Technology Generations and Life-Based Design |
253-262 |
Kruno Golubić
The Official Presence of Croatian Higher Education Institutions on Social Networks |
263-275 |
Aleksandra Pikić, Dorja Mučnjak
User Behavior in Tagging in the OPAC: The Example of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Library in Zagreb |
277-286 |
Dorja Mučnjak, Aleksandra Pikić
Twitter as a Structured Information System |
287-296 |
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| Media Communication |
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Nenad Prelog, Domagoj Bebić
From Who and What to How and Why – The Future of Online Encyclopaedias |
299-308 |
Maja Živko
Communication in an Electronic Society |
309-315 |
Mila Nadrljanski, Đorđe Nadrljanski, Zita Buzasi
New Media – Ethical Issues |
317-326 |
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| Language Technologies and Language Processing |
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Annette Hemera
Translation as a Business |
329-330 |
Sanja Seljan, Marija Brkić, Vlasta Kučiš
Evaluation of Free Online Machine Translations for Croatian-English and English-Croatian Language Pairs |
331-344 |
Kamel Nebhi
A ReSTful Web Service for Multilingual LRT |
345-353 |
Vedran Juričić, Tereza Jurić, Marija Tkalec
Performance Evaluation of Plagiarism Detection Method Based on the Intermediate Language |
355-363 |
Marija Stupar, Tereza Jurić, Nikola Ljubešić
Language Identification of Web Data for Building Linguistic Corpora |
365-371 |
Siniša Bosanac, Vanja Štefanec
N-gram Overlap in Automatic Detection of Document Derivation |
373-382 |
Lucia Načinović, Miran Pobar, Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić, Ivo Ipšić
Automatic Intonation Event Detection Using Tilt Model for Croatian Speech Synthesis |
383-391 |
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| Digital Preservation |
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Dunja Seiter Šverko
Croatian Digital Library Initiatives |
395-396 |
Ivor Milošević, Hrvoje Stančić
Usage of Virtualization Technologies in Long-Term Preservation of Integrity and Accessibility of Digital Data |
397-406 |
Radovan Vrana
Supporting e-Science: Scientific Research Data Curation |
407-416 |
Arian Rajh, Hrvoje Stančić
Best Archival Practice in the Regulation of Medicines: Work on the Guidelines for Agencies for Medicinal Products |
417-423 |
