13th International Conference on Web Based Communities and Social Media 2016

The 13th International Conference on Web Based Communities and Social Media 2016 covers topics such as:

• Expanding Markets Through Virtual Communities
  • The Learning as a Road Map for Business
  • The Enterprise as a Learning Community
  • Universities as Online Communities
  • The WWW as Digital Market Place
  • Business-to-Business Communication in Profit and non Profit Sectors
• Cyborgs, Teleworking, Telemedicine, Art Games and Learning Communities
  • Communizing as a Marketing Approach
  • Community Directories
  • Fading Hierarchies and Epistemic Dictatorship
  • Mechanic World, Organic Computer
  • Distributed Cognition, the Electronic Cortex and Constructivism
  • Agents and the Virtual Self
  • Beyond Metaphors: Imagining and Representation
• Group Processes and Self-Organization
  • Tele-Democracy, Morality, Netiquette
  • Nationalities, Ethnicities and Gender Effects
  • Computer Mediated, Hyper and Narrative Communication, Woven Stories
  • MUDs, MOOs and Avatars
  • Hosting Web-Based Communities
  • Social Networks, Tribal and Open Communities, Peace Education
• Virtual Communities for People with Special Needs
  • Accessibility and Long-Term Disabilities
  • Virtual Communities in Health Care
  • Access to Public Spaces
• Social Media
  • Social Media for B2B Marketing
  • After Facebook, Myspace and LinkedIn?
  • Monitoring Trends in Social Media
  • Social Media, Trust, Reputation and Public Opinion
  • Social Networking at Work
  • Adoption of Social Networking
  • Profiles of Social Networking Sites
  • Effects of Web Experience on Consumer Choice
  • Multicultural Organizations
  • Connecting Small and Medium Enterprises
• History, Architecture and Future of Virtual Communities
  • Network Revolutions, Post-Colonial and Post-Modern Societies
  • Escaping from Reality, Virtual Reality and Multi-User Games
  • From Mobility to Connectivity
  • Strategic Investment in Social Networks
  • Towards Alternative Ways of Presence
  • Identity and Augmented Ideologies
  • Visionary Web Architectures, Implanted Computers