Volume 6
2003

Summary and Abstracts of these articles

• HTML Tags as Extraction Cues for Web Page Description Construction
    Timothy C. Craven    1-12
   
• Introduction to the Special Series of Papers on
  Informing Each Other: Bridging the Gap between Researcher and Practitioners
      Brian Fitzgerald, Editor  13-19
   
  • Communicating Academic Research Findings to IS Professionals: An Analysis of Problems
       Michael Lang       21-29
  • Using the World Wide Web to Connect Research and Professional Practice: Towards Evidence-Based Practice
       Daniel L. Moody   31-48
  • Regional IS Knowledge Networks: Elaborating the Theme of Relevance of IS Research
       Mikael Söderström and Torbjörn Nordström  49-59
  • Integrating Theory and Practice in Education with Business Games
       Karen Neville and Frederic Adam   61-73
     
• Value Creation through IT-supported Knowledge Management? The Utilisation of a Knowledge Management System in a Global Consulting Company
     Karlheinz Kautz & Volker Mahnke   75-88
   
• Applications of Geographical Information Systems in Understanding Spatial Distribution of Asthma
     Mohammad A. Rob   89-99
   
• Introduction to the Special Series on Community  Informatics
     Eugene J. Rathswohl and Charles Weiner, Editors  101-102
   
  • Foot and Mouth Disease: Informing the Community?
       Briony J Oates    103-114
  • Navigation Assistance in Virtual Worlds
       Betsy van Dijk, Rieks op den Akker, Anton Nijholt,
       and Job Zwiers   115-125
  • The Development of Consumer-Driven Human Services Information Technology Initiatives: The Lake County Indiana Experience
       Thomas W. Pavkov and Charles Winer    127-134
  • Human Services Information Technology: A Shared System
        Charles Winer and Thomas W. Pavkov   135-141
  • Information and Communication Technology: Gender Issues in Developing Nations
        Kimberly Betz Leahy and Ira Yermish     143-155
  • Can E- Commerce Enable Marketing in an African Rural Women's Community Based Development Organization?
       Jo Rhodes     157-172
  • The Importance of Addressing Accepted Training Needs When Designing Electronic Information Literacy Training
       Nicole Fahey   173-185
  • Information Literacy:  A Community Service-Learning Approach
       Eugene J. Rathswohl   187-192
     
• A Case Study of Physicians at Work at the University Hospital of Northern Norway
     Gunnar Ellingsen        193-207
   
• Five Roles of an Information System: A Social Constructionist Approach to Analysing the Use of ERP Systems
     Linda Askenäs and Alf Westelius   209-220
   
• The Archaeologist Undeceived: Selecting Quality Archaeological Information from the Internet
   Paul Sturges and Anne Griffin   221-232
   
• Socio-Economic Factors Affecting Home Internet Usage Patterns in Central Queensland
     Wal J. Taylor,  Grant X. Zhu,  John Dekkers,
     and Stewart Marshall             233-246
   
• Role of Information Professionals in Knowledge Management Programs: Empirical Evidence from Canada
     Isola Ajiferuke    247-257
   
• Internal Data Market Services: An Ontology-Based Architecture and Its Evaluation
     Fons Wijnhoven, Edwin van den Belt, Eddy Verbruggen,
     and Paul van der Vet    259-271