Paper structure thoughts

• Could be sections on
  • Introductory story (problem statement/framing)
    • Chapter 1
    • Overall Problem
    • Why does that matter.
    • Story to start small, then expand out to generalization
    • Organization
    • Fundamental research questions
    • Description of the structure of the dissertation
  • Background
    • Generalized trust (with some Heidegger?)
    • Connectivism
      • Trust in the network
      • Relevance vs Pertinence
        • Avoiders, Supporters and Explorers
        • The role of the information consumer and PageRank
        • Information Need
        • Context
        • Fragment Sythesis
        • Sensemaking
      • Bubble patterns
      • Star Patterns
      • Group Polarization Theory
  • Social Trust
  • System Trust
  • The continuum from fragment synthesis to sensemaking
  • Credibility cues and cognitive dissonance
  • Trustworthiness (by domain?)
    • Interrogation
    • Reporting
    • Journalism
    • Quantitative research
    • Qualitative research
    • Search and Information Retrieval
  • Anonymity, or the absence of known experts
  • Misinformation
  • Counter-narrative
  • Conspiracy theories credibility cues to make outlandish claims
  • The state of the art (by methods or principle) kind of like
    • Seattle Public Library
    • Politifact
    • etc
• Study(s) Chapter 3
  • Talk about the research process
    • Why running lab studies and such are not optimal.
    • Research Through Design. The purpose of building is not to evaluate the purpose of building is to explore.
  • Current/Past work
    • Biometric Recognition
    • Interactive SERP reordering.
  •  Producers
    • Determine cues for producing high-quality anonymous information
      • Historical tracking via biometrics
      • UI affordance (design?) to enhance trustworthiness
      • Network analytics to determine veracity
      • Rewards and other feedback
  • Consumers
    • Determine cues for discriminating avoiders, confirmers and explorers
    • Determine if these behaviors map to different IR quality
    • Determine UIs that encourage higher IR quality
      • Group Polarization issues
  • Overall System Design
    • Research through Design revisited. Where I’ve been and how I got here. Where it seems like I should go…
  •  Evaluation
    • Computational Journalism example
      • Analysis
    • Search interface
      • Analysis
    • Paper reviewing
      • Analysis
• Timelines
• Expected contributions
  • Implications for Search as an institution
  • Extending knowledge of the implicit collaboration between information producers and consumers
  • A framework for anonymous producers of reliable information