Xinning Gui

schoolUniversity of California Irvinebar_chart#2658 Global Rank

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Live Streaming as Co-Performance: Dynamics between Center and Periphery in Theatrical Engagement

Live streaming is a highly participatory form of performance, involving various types of audience participation such as liking, commenting, and gifting. But how do streamers and audiences collaborate to deliver live streaming performances? We approach this question through an interview study with 30 spectators and eig…

CSCW '182nd AuthorPatients and Clinical Settings

Professional Medical Advice at your Fingertips: An empirical study of an online "Ask the Doctor" Platform

Although timely access to professional medical advice is crucial for patient health outcomes, traditional offline, one-on-one patient-provider interactions are time-consuming and costly. Online “Ask the doctor” (AtD) services have become increasingly popular, because they allow patients and caregivers to obtain advice…

CSCW '182nd AuthorCrowdsourcing

Managing Disruptive Behavior through Non-Hierarchical Governance: Crowdsourcing in League of Legends and Weibo

Disruptive behaviors such as flaming and vandalism have been part of the Internet since its beginning. Various models of hierarchical governance have been established and managed in different online venues, with both successes and failures. Recently, a new model of non-hierarchical governance has emerged using crowdso…

CSCW '181st AuthorInformation Sharing

Navigating the Healthcare Service “Black Box”: Individual Competence and Fragmented System

CSCW research has investigated how people at workplace and organizational settings gain knowledge required for work, but less is known regarding how “organizational outsiders” obtain knowledge about organizations and organizational landscapes that provide a service. Gaining knowledge about service landscapes is partic…

CSCW '182nd AuthorOnline Discussion and Engagement

Conspiracy Talk on Social Media: Collective Sensemaking during a Public Health Crisis

Conspiracy theories have gained much academic and media attention recently, due to their large impact on public events. Crisis informatics researchers have examined conspiracy theories as a type of rumor. However, little is known about how conspiracy theories are produced and developed on social media. We present a qu…

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