‘Mōhiti E’: Empowering (Trans) Indigenous Performance

Empowering citizen – improving legitimate e - government ? -

The output side of the political system provides services for citizens and societies. It is on the output side daily interaction among citizens and public administration take place and is maintained. This is, indeed, a crucial aspect of daily life for most citizens and their interpretation of a good life, not at least in mature welfare states with extensive provision of public social services a...

Empowering an E-Government Platform Through Twitter-Based Arguments

Social networks have grown exponentially in use and have gained a remarkable impact on the society as a whole. In particular, microblogging platforms such as Twitter have become important tools to assess public opinion on different issues. Recently, some approaches for assessing Twitter messages have been developed. However, such approaches have an important limitation, as they do not take into...

Empowering Disabled People: e-Learning Challenges for Independent Life

This paper presents a solution to address the technological challenges to support the needs of people with intellectual disabilities towards an independent life, in the scope of the CISVI research project, which proposes a new research methodology to deal with the needs of disabled and social communities.

Empowering e-fleets for business and private purposes in cities

Empowering researchers to detect interaction patterns in e-collaboration

This paper describes an approach to support practitioners in the analysis of computer-supported learning processes by utilizing logfiles of learners’ actions captured by the system. We enable researchers and teachers to identify and search for insightful patterns of the learning process in two ways: on the one hand patterns can be specified explicitly to be searched in logfiles; on the other ha...