Rethinking Engagement with Online News through Social and Visual Co-Annotation
Rethinking Engagement with Online News through Social and Visual Co-Annotation
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10.1145/3173574.3174150
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2018-04
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Gavin Wood;Kiel S. Long;Tom Feltwell;Scarlett Rowland;Phillip Brooker;Jamie Mahoney;John Vines;J. Barnett;S. Lawson
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Gavin Wood;Kiel S. Long;Tom Feltwell;Scarlett Rowland;Phillip Brooker;Jamie Mahoney;John Vines;J. Barnett;S. Lawson
假新闻的出现，以及过滤泡沫和回音室，促使人们重新关注新闻被消费、分享、反映和评论的方式。虽然在线新闻评论部分为多元化和批判性的讨论提供了空间，但研究表明这种情况很少发生。受在纸质报纸上批注、涂写和涂鸦的常见做法的启发，我们开发了一个移动的应用程序-- Newsr --它支持在线新闻文章上以涂鸦的形式进行共同批注，我们在野外对它进行了一个月的评估。我们报告了该应用程序如何鼓励参与者反思选择新闻故事的行为，同时促进探索，内容的批评和写作中的偏见的曝光。我们的研究结果强调了如何重新设计的互动在线新闻体验，可以促进更直接的，“在当下”的在线新闻故事的批评，以及鼓励读者扩大他们阅读的新闻内容的范围。
The emergence of fake news, as well as filter bubbles and echo chambers, has precipitated renewed attention upon the ways in which news is consumed, shared and reflected and commented upon. While online news comments sections offer space for pluralist and critical discussion, studies suggest that this rarely occurs. Motivated by common practices of annotating, defacing and scribbling on physical newspapers, we built a mobile app -- Newsr -- that supports co-annotation, in the form of graffiti, on online news articles, which we evaluated in-the-wild for one month. We report on how the app encouraged participants to reflect upon the act of choosing news stories, whilst promoting exploration, the critique of content, and the exposure of bias within the writing. Our findings highlight how the re-design of interactive online news experiences can facilitate more directed, "in-the-moment" critique of online news stories as well as encourage readers to expand the range of news content they read.