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Area of Science:

  • Social Informatics
  • Information Science
  • Knowledge Management

Background:

  • The special issue introduces the concept of social informatics and its historical context.
  • It examines the evolution of social informatics scholarship concerning knowledge, computerization, and the workplace.
  • The articles in this issue reflect on and depart from the original concept of social informatics.

Discussion:

  • The editors discuss the inclusion criteria for the articles presented in the special issue.
  • The scholarship presented offers insights into the current state of social informatics research.
  • The issue highlights the dynamic interplay between technology, knowledge, and social structures.

Key Insights:

  • Social informatics has evolved significantly, broadening its scope beyond initial definitions.
  • The study of knowledge, computerization, and the workplace remains central to the field.
  • Contemporary research demonstrates the adaptability and relevance of social informatics.

Outlook:

  • The future of social informatics scholarship is explored, considering emerging trends.
  • Continued interdisciplinary research is anticipated to address complex socio-technical challenges.
  • The field is poised to offer critical perspectives on the societal impacts of information technology.