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Understanding Educators’ Perceptions of AI-generated Non-consensual Intimate Imagery

AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery (AIG-NCII) is an emerging social problem due to the advancement of AI tools. While recent incidents in middle and high schools have highlighted the urgency of this issue, there is limited understanding of what concrete supports schools need to effectively address AIG-NCII.…

Tongxin Li et al.

New Jersey Institute of Technology

Hate Raids on Twitch: Understanding Real-Time Human-Bot Coordinated Attacks in Live Streaming Communities

Online harassment and content moderation have been well-documented in online communities. However, new contexts and systems always bring new ways of harassment and need new moderation mechanisms. This study focuses on \textit{hate raids}, a form of group attack in real-time in live streaming communities. Through a qua…

Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University

Moderation II

Understanding Moderators' Conflict and Conflict Management Strategies with Streamers in Live Streaming Communities

As each micro community centered around the streamer attempts to set its own guidelines in live streaming communities, it is common for volunteer moderators (mods) and the streamer to disagree on how to handle various situations. In this study, we conducted an online survey (N=240) with live streaming mods to explore…

Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University

Awe Versus Aww: The Effectiveness of Two Kinds of Positive Emotional Stimulation on Stress Reduction for Online Content Moderators

When people have the freedom to create and post content on the internet, particularly anonymously, they do not always respect the rules and regulations of the websites on which they post, leaving other unsuspecting users vulnerable to sexism, racism, threats, and other unacceptable content in their daily cyberspace di…

Christine L Cook et al.National Chengchi University

Platform Moderation; Platform Moderation

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Coordination and Collaboration: How do Volunteer Moderators Work as a Team in Live Streaming Communities?

Volunteer moderators (mods) play significant roles in developing moderation standards and dealing with harmful content in their micro-communities. However, little work explores how volunteer mods work as a team. In line with prior work about understanding volunteer moderation, we interview 40 volunteer mods on Twitch…

Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University

After Violation But Before Sanction: Understanding Volunteer Moderators' Profiling Processes Toward Violators in Live Streaming Communities

Content moderation is an essential part of online community health and governance. While much of extant research is centered on what happens to the content, moderation also involves the management of violators. This study focuses on how moderators (mods) make decisions about their actions after the violation takes pla…

Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University

Content Moderation

Spontaneous, Yet Studious: Esports Commentators' Live Performance and Self-Presentation Practices

Esports commentating, the practice of reporting, explaining, and elaborating live competitive gameplay to spectators, is a centerpiece of esports as a rapidly growing spectator sport and an essential component of today's growing gaming/live streaming ecosystem. In particular, esports commentators face three unique cha…

Lingyuan Li et al.Clemson University

Videos, Live Streaming, and VR

"Talking without a Voice" : Understanding Non-verbal Communication in Social Virtual Reality

Exploring communication dynamics in digital social spaces such as massively multiplayer online games and 2D/3D virtual worlds has been a long standing concern in HCI and CSCW. As online social spaces evolve towards more natural embodied interaction, it is important to explore how non-verbal communication can be suppor…

Divine Maloney et al.Clemson University

Videos, Live Streaming, and VR

Volunteer Moderators in Twitch Micro Communities: How They Get Involved, the Roles They Play, and the Emotional Labor They Experience

The ability to engage in real-time text conversations is an important feature on live streaming platforms. The moderation of this text content relies heavily on the work of unpaid volunteers. This study reports on interviews with 20 people who moderate for Twitch micro communities, defined as channels that are built a…

Donghee Yvette Wohn New Jersey Institute of Technology

Individual and Collaborative Behaviors of Rideshare Drivers in Protecting their Safety

The safety of passengers of rideshare apps has received attention from researchers, yet there is a lack of research on safety of rideshare drivers in the context of CSCW and HCI. As drivers are also an important user in the ecosystem of the ridesharing systems, we conducted interviews with drivers in the U.S. to under…

Mashael Yousef Almoqbel et al.New Jersey Institute of Technology

Mobility and ridesharing

Explaining Viewers’ Emotional, Instrumental, and Financial Support Provision for Live Streamers

On live streams, viewers can support streamers through various methods ranging from well-wishing text messages to money. In this study (N=230) we surveyed viewers who had given money to a streamer. We identified six motivations for why they gave money to their favorite live streamer. We then examined how factors relat…

Donghee Yvette Wohn et al.New Jersey Institute of Technology

Time for Break: Understanding Information Workers' Sedentary Behavior Through a Break Prompting System

Extended periods of uninterrupted sedentary behavior are detrimental to long-term health. While prolonged sitting is prevalent among information workers, it is difficult for them to break prolonged sedentary behavior due to the nature of their work. This work aims to understand information workers' intentions & practi…

Yuhan Luo et al.University Of Maryland

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics
Understanding Educators’ Perceptions of AI-generated Non-consensual Intimate Imagery AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery (AIG-NCII) is an emerging social problem due to the advancement of AI tools. While recent incidents in middle and high schools have highlighted the urgency of this issue, there is limited understanding of what concrete supports schools need to effectively address AIG-NCII.…	TL Tongxin Li et al.New Jersey Institute of Technology
Hate Raids on Twitch: Understanding Real-Time Human-Bot Coordinated Attacks in Live Streaming Communities Online harassment and content moderation have been well-documented in online communities. However, new contexts and systems always bring new ways of harassment and need new moderation mechanisms. This study focuses on \textit{hate raids}, a form of group attack in real-time in live streaming communities. Through a qua…	JC Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University	Moderation II
emoji_events Understanding Moderators' Conflict and Conflict Management Strategies with Streamers in Live Streaming Communities As each micro community centered around the streamer attempts to set its own guidelines in live streaming communities, it is common for volunteer moderators (mods) and the streamer to disagree on how to handle various situations. In this study, we conducted an online survey (N=240) with live streaming mods to explore…	JC Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University
Awe Versus Aww: The Effectiveness of Two Kinds of Positive Emotional Stimulation on Stress Reduction for Online Content Moderators When people have the freedom to create and post content on the internet, particularly anonymously, they do not always respect the rules and regulations of the websites on which they post, leaving other unsuspecting users vulnerable to sexism, racism, threats, and other unacceptable content in their daily cyberspace di…	CC Christine L Cook et al.National Chengchi University	Platform Moderation; Platform Moderation
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Coordination and Collaboration: How do Volunteer Moderators Work as a Team in Live Streaming Communities? Volunteer moderators (mods) play significant roles in developing moderation standards and dealing with harmful content in their micro-communities. However, little work explores how volunteer mods work as a team. In line with prior work about understanding volunteer moderation, we interview 40 volunteer mods on Twitch…	JC Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University
After Violation But Before Sanction: Understanding Volunteer Moderators' Profiling Processes Toward Violators in Live Streaming Communities Content moderation is an essential part of online community health and governance. While much of extant research is centered on what happens to the content, moderation also involves the management of violators. This study focuses on how moderators (mods) make decisions about their actions after the violation takes pla…	JC Jie Cai et al.Pennsylvania State University	Content Moderation
Spontaneous, Yet Studious: Esports Commentators' Live Performance and Self-Presentation Practices Esports commentating, the practice of reporting, explaining, and elaborating live competitive gameplay to spectators, is a centerpiece of esports as a rapidly growing spectator sport and an essential component of today's growing gaming/live streaming ecosystem. In particular, esports commentators face three unique cha…	LL Lingyuan Li et al.Clemson University	Videos, Live Streaming, and VR
"Talking without a Voice" : Understanding Non-verbal Communication in Social Virtual Reality Exploring communication dynamics in digital social spaces such as massively multiplayer online games and 2D/3D virtual worlds has been a long standing concern in HCI and CSCW. As online social spaces evolve towards more natural embodied interaction, it is important to explore how non-verbal communication can be suppor…	DM Divine Maloney et al.Clemson University	Videos, Live Streaming, and VR
Volunteer Moderators in Twitch Micro Communities: How They Get Involved, the Roles They Play, and the Emotional Labor They Experience The ability to engage in real-time text conversations is an important feature on live streaming platforms. The moderation of this text content relies heavily on the work of unpaid volunteers. This study reports on interviews with 20 people who moderate for Twitch micro communities, defined as channels that are built a…	DW Donghee Yvette Wohn New Jersey Institute of Technology
Individual and Collaborative Behaviors of Rideshare Drivers in Protecting their Safety The safety of passengers of rideshare apps has received attention from researchers, yet there is a lack of research on safety of rideshare drivers in the context of CSCW and HCI. As drivers are also an important user in the ecosystem of the ridesharing systems, we conducted interviews with drivers in the U.S. to under…	MA Mashael Yousef Almoqbel et al.New Jersey Institute of Technology	Mobility and ridesharing
Explaining Viewers’ Emotional, Instrumental, and Financial Support Provision for Live Streamers On live streams, viewers can support streamers through various methods ranging from well-wishing text messages to money. In this study (N=230) we surveyed viewers who had given money to a streamer. We identified six motivations for why they gave money to their favorite live streamer. We then examined how factors relat…	DW Donghee Yvette Wohn et al.New Jersey Institute of Technology
Time for Break: Understanding Information Workers' Sedentary Behavior Through a Break Prompting System Extended periods of uninterrupted sedentary behavior are detrimental to long-term health. While prolonged sitting is prevalent among information workers, it is difficult for them to break prolonged sedentary behavior due to the nature of their work. This work aims to understand information workers' intentions & practi…	YL Yuhan Luo et al.University Of Maryland