Communities in New Media [GeNeMe]

GeNeMe has stood for „Communities in New Media“ for more than 20 years and deals with online communities at the interface or from the perspective of several disciplines such as computer science, media technology, economics, education and information science as well as social and communication science. As the forum for transdisciplinary dialogue between science, business, organisations and administration, it facilitates the exchange of experience and knowledge between participants from a wide range of disciplines, organisations and institutions. In 2021, we are striving for a close integration of Face2Face and online formats in order to further develop last year‘s hybrid conference experience together with all participants. The following thematic focuses provide an orientation and serve as an open invitation to submit contributions.

Digital participation in hybrid realities and communities

The pandemic has given digitalisation in business, science, education, private networks and public institutions an enormous boost and has revealed both innovative ideas and weak points. Infrastructures, working methods and competences are at the forefront of many debates and are increasingly determining the future viability of entire sectors. But where is the journey really going? How will we learn tomorrow? Will communities be primarily constituted in hybrid realities in the future? Are big data a threat or an opportunity? Can we process it at all or does it require fundamentally changed professional skills, tools and methods - such as advanced, social or visual analytics, virtual reconstruction, virtual engineering, conversational agents and cooperative VR? While IT innovations were something for digital experts until recently, hybrid communities in digital realities are now commonplace. But what do business, science and society have to adapt to? Are organisational processes becoming more participatory? How can an organisation assume digital leadership? What ethical and legal frameworks need to be considered? Digitalisation means new opportunities for openness, transparency and participation. But how can social discourses be (co-)shaped through digitalisation? Do we integrate AI into management via human-centred interfaces?

Dates

02.05.2021 Deadline for abstract submission
25.05.2021 Notification of acceptance / rejection of abstracts
30.06.2021 Deadline for submission of full papers, short papers, posters and project presentations and interactive formats
from 24.08.2021 Notification of acceptance / rejection of the papers
07.09.2021 Deadline for corrections of accepted papers
15.09.2021 Deadline early booking discount
06.10.2021 Opening event
07. to 08.10.2021 Main conference

Program

GeNeMe 2021 will take place as a hybrid conference. The program page lists all information about the location, conference formats and schedule.

Registration

Registration is necessary to participate in the conference and the opening event. On the registration page you will find all information and pricing models.

Abstracs and Papers

The submission of contributions for this year's GeNeMe takes place in a 2-step procedure. Information on the track topics, submission formats and conference system are summarized on the call page. All information on the individual submission stages are listed on the respective pages for abstract submission as well as the next step of the paper submission and finally in the contribution finalization.

Partner of the GeNeMe 2020

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Communardo

Successful together. Intelligent solutions for modern working. Implementation of the digital transformation to a networked company and support in the realization of productive solutions for the digital workplace with a strong partner network and leading technologies, for example Atlassian and Microsoft. Learn more

Dresden International University

The state-recognized Dresden International University (DIU) is one of the largest Private Universities in Germany. Their goal is to attract students in the global job market and to strengthen the innovative ability of our society. Learn more

University of the German Social Accident Insurance (HGU) Bad Hersfeld Hennef

The HGU is the central educational institution with accompanying application research of the statutory accident insurance (professional associations and accident insurance funds) in rehabilitation, social insurance and administration. It is also open to other institutions and persons with large parts of its offer. Learn more

University for technology and economy Dresden

The HTW Dresden has a distinct engineering and economic profile in teaching and research, complemented by artistic skills. It is a regionally anchored and internationally oriented university with a wide range of practice-oriented courses. Learn more

Media Center of the Dresden University of Technology

As a research centre, the Media Centre of the Technische Universität Dresden analyses, tests and evaluates media application scenarios in teaching and science based on current research results. Learn more

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Business informatics in particular information management

The professorship is active in teaching, research and knowledge transfer at the interfaces between economic, organizational, social, information technology and didactic issues. Learn more

Dresden University of Applied Sciences

The FHD is a practical, attractive and internationally oriented university that demands and promotes performance and leads students into promising professional fields of activity. Current results of research and development are taken into account. Learn more

Campus M21, with its study centers in Munich and Nürnberg, offers about 1,000 students in innovative management programs a solid and demanding academic education. Learn more

We invite you to become a partner of the GeNeMe. There are many possibilities for direct and indirect support. If you have interesting contributions for the conference or for the supporting conference proceedings, we offer you the cooperation and presentation platform for your ideas. Please do not hesitate to contact us. 

Conference proceedings of the GeNeMe

All contributions accepted as a result of the double-blind review will be published as a publication by TUDPress (with ISBN) and as an open access publication by QUCOSA. This applies equally to all submitted formats (except posters). Indexing is carried out via SCOPUS and QUCOSA.

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