Ryan M. Kelly

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Influencers vs. Legacy Media on Instagram: Effects on Perceived Credibility and Following Intention

Social media has blurred the line between professional journalism and personality-driven commentary, yet we know little about how users evaluate credibility and engage with news from influencers and legacy media when they appear in the same feed. This short paper investigates how political ideology and news source typ…

CHI '264th AuthorMisinformation & Fact-Checking +1

Timing Matters: Designing Effective Corrections for Short-Form Video Misinformation

Short-form video platforms have become major channels for misinformation, with their rich multimodal features making false claims highly believable. HCI research shows that providing corrections in the same modality as the misinformation can be an effective solution. However, since corrections and misinformation conve…

CHI '26CorrespondingHonorable MentionImmersion & Presence Research +2

Mapping the Landscape of Affective Extended Reality: A Scoping Review of Biodata-Driven Systems for Understanding and Sharing Emotions

This paper introduces the notion of affective extended reality (XR) to characterise XR systems that use biodata to enable understanding of emotions. The HCI literature contains many such systems, but they have not yet been mapped into a coherent whole. To address this, we conducted a scoping review of 82 papers that e…

DIS '255th+ AuthorAgent Personality & Anthropomorphism +1

The Impact of Human-Likeness and Self-Disclosure on Message Acceptance in Virtual AI Influencers

Virtual AI-generated Influencers (VAIIs) are increasingly being used by corporations and public agencies, raising questions about how their visual design and communication strategies impact end-users' propensity to accept the messages they deliver. We examined the impact of human-likeness (how close the VAII visually…

CHI '253rd AuthorContent Moderation & Platform Governance +1

The Influence of Content Modality on Perceptions of Online Misinformation

Social media has become a primary information source, with platforms evolving from text-based to multi-modal environments that include images and videos. While richer media modalities enhance user engagement, they also increase the spread and perceived credibility of misinformation. Most interventions to counter misin…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 4a: Intergenerational Connections

"More than just holding the iPad": Family members' perspectives on the work of video calling in aged care

Video calls are increasingly being adopted to enable older adults living in long-term residential care facilities (aged care homes) to remain socially connected with friends and family. However, care home residents often require extensive support to participate effectively in video calls. Despite growing interest in e…

CHI '242nd AuthorAging-Friendly Technology Design +2

Older Adults Imagining Future Technologies in Participatory Design Workshops: Supporting Continuity in the Pursuit of Meaningful Activities

Recent innovations in digital technology offer significant opportunities for older adults to engage in meaningful activities. To investigate older adults' perceptions of using existing and emerging technologies for meaningful activities, we conducted three participatory design workshops and follow-up interviews with a…

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