Personal Information Management (PIM) practices are the set of behaviors that we follow to organize our information. This often includes the management of email messages, documents, bookmarks, digital pictures, music, etc. Research in PIM has identified a core set of set of behaviors: encountering information, deciding to keep the information, filing/archiving and reusing the information. The plethora of digital
information and online transactions has us struggling to manage information ffectively. In my research group, we are exploring how we can help address this problem. In this talk, Perez-Quinones presents previous work on PIM and highlights some new projects that his research group is exploring at the intersection of PIM and Social Networks. The rise of social networks presents an opportunity for the management of personal information. Email in a person's inbox, for example, are "shared" between the sender and the receiver. What if we could share the PIM practices within our inner personal circle? Could we leverage the power of our social network to be more organized?
Click here for more information, or email mariedj@cs.umbc.edu with questions or to schedule a meeting with Perez-Quinones.
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