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Privacy by Design – Catalyzing Privacy by Design

January 6-7, 2016/2016 Visioning Activities, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Washington, D.C.

Frontiers in Regulation and Management. This workshop will review the lessons from workshops #1-3 and examine how existing regulatory models, along with other factors, shape organizations’ understanding of privacy problems, approaches, and solutions. Building on workshop-generated insights on the strengths and limitations of current approaches—in terms of concepts, incentives, actors—the workshop will consider how well regulatory models respond to privacy-by-design challenges, and identify open research questions.

This is part of a series of workshops - view the series page

Theoretical Foundations for Social Computing

June 29-30, 2015/2015 Events, 2015 Visioning Activities, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Washington D.C.

Social computing encompasses the mechanisms through which people interact with computational systems---for instance, crowdsourcing platforms, ranking and recommendation systems, online prediction markets, or collaboratively edited wikis. Social computing is blossoming into a rich research area of its own, with contributions from diverse disciplines spanning computer science, economics, sociology, systems research, and HCI, to name just a few.

Theory of Networked Computation

June 11, 2008/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Boston, MA

The increasing prominence of the Internet, the Web, and large data-networks in general has profoundly affected social and commercial activity. It has also wrought one of the most profound shifts in Computer Science since its inception.

Network Science and Network Design

July 29-30, 2008/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Marina Del Rey, CA

This workshop is intended to bring together researchers from the spectrum of communities that have an interest in network science, network design, and the relationship between them.

Behavior, Computation, and Networks in Human Subject Experimentation

July 31-August 1, 2008/2011 and Earlier, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/La Jolla, CA

The fundamental premise of the workshop is that the computer science, economics, game theory and sociology communities have been engaged for some time now in healthy and vibrant interaction on theoretical topics, and that the natural and most important next frontier is to introduce a behavioral and experimental component to this exchange.

Workshop: Future of Educational Technology

April 23-26, 2009/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Arizona State University

All activities within walking distance in downtown Tempe, AZ. Meetings held at the ASU School of Engineering and Informatics; three working lunches served in the meeting rooms; two group dinners arranged at nearby local restaurants; participants stayed at the nearby Mission Palms Hotel.

Workshop: Forum on the Future of Educational Technology

July 4-5, 2009/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Thistle Brighton Hotel

All meetings, breaks and meals took place at Thistle Brighton Hotel (this forum was convened just prior to AIED meetings which were held in the same hotel).

Global Development Workshop

August 1-2, 2009/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Berkeley, CA

Approximately fifty participants gathered in Berkeley to discuss the future of Computer Science research supporting global socioeconomic development. Over a rich two days of discussion, deliberation and decision-making, we arrived at major decisions, identified contentious points for further discussion, and decided on next steps for the community.

Cross-Layer Reliability (RELXLAYER) Third Meeting

October 29-30, 2009/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/IBM Austin Research Laboratory

The Cross-layer Reliability (RelXLayer) visioning process addresses the fact that we will no longer be able to reliably design or manufacture fault-free hardware systems.

Cross-Layer Reliability (RELXLAYER) Second Meeting

July 8-9, 2009/2011 and Earlier, 2011 and Prior Events, Visioning Activities, Workshop/CCC/Fuller Lodge

The Cross-layer Reliability (RelXLayer) visioning process addresses the fact that we will no longer be able to reliably design or manufacture fault-free hardware systems.