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Dr. James R. Chen AwardsDuring the final semester of their second year, I School Master's students undertake final projects. The school's interdisciplinary nature makes many kinds of projects suitable. Some students design and implement a prototype information system. Others engage in a significant research project leading to a written thesis. The Master's Final Project Presentation and Competition is sponsored by the Dr. James R. Chen Award Fund. This fund is intended to recognize and foster innovation, creative solutions, and pragmatic applications in the area of information retrieval and management. Past Recipients of the Dr. James R. Chen Award2011Track 1: Analysis of Information Systems Heart-Focus Game Development for Kids Track 2: Design of Information Systems NextDrop Track 3: Information Research Making Metadata: The Case of MusicBrainz 2010Track 1: User-Centered Design Transporter: A Real-time Public Transit App Designed for the Bay Area Track 2: Information System Design Migratory Words: Computational Tools for Investigative Political Research Track 3: Information Research and Analysis City of San Francisco Open Email 2009Track 1: Organizational Issues (tie) The OCHA Sitrep: Open Access and Political Pressure in Humanitarian Information KnowPrivacy Track 2: Social Networking and Collaboration tldr - Interfaces for Large-Scale Online Discussion Spaces Track 3: Communication and Memory Building Collective Memories Online 2008Track 1 — Information Policy and Management: Buy Music, Make Money Track 2 — Information and User-Centered Design: Spyn Track 3 — Information System Implementation: MD:Notes 2007Track 1 — Information in Context Faculty Advancement Support Technology (FAST) Track 2 — User-Centered Design Field/Mice Project Track 3 — Social Information Systems The First Time Project 2006Track 1 — Social Mobility: Organizing Collaboration iBuyRight Track 2 — Searching and Viewing Content Mycroft Track 3 — The Social Life of Information Social Uses of Communications Backchannels 2005Track 1 — Collecting and Modeling Information SylViA, The Syllabus Viewing Application Track 2 — Social Media Orpheus Track 3 — Understanding People Using Technology Teaching with a Visual Tree of Life 2004First place: UC Berkeley Calendar Network Second place: Road Sage Third place: UC Berkeley IT System Map Second and Third place prizes were sponsored by KLA-Tencor. 2003First place: Muni Map Second place: GSO Executive Dashboard Third place: Semantic Extraction with Wide-Coverage Lexical Resources 2002First place: Press Express Second place: Medical Dictation & Transcription Program (MDTP) Third place: eD 2001First place: Competitors+ Second place (tie): ReadingTree Second place (tie): Media Map Fourth place: Dynamic Information Builder Project 2000First place: HumanSaga: Interactive History Timelines on the Web Second place: i-select: A Web Based Application for Image Selection and Access Third place: DoubleQuote.com: Vertical Portal for Washington Correspondents 1999Winners: The Names Access Project: Helping Trace the Individual Histories of Holocaust Survivors and Victims "Suffragists Speak" Thematic Archive Gotcha: A Knowledge Management Portal |
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