Digital travel as an alternative to physical
travel – an analysis of personal traits and vicarious sense of place
Ingvar Tjostheim & John Waterworth
Accepted for WordCIST’25 in Brazil
“Sexting, age and digital vulnerabilities”
Submission by Ingvar Tjostheim, Chris Wales and John Waterworth accepted for presentation at IHIET 2024, in Venice, August 26-28, 2024.
The paper is available for free downloading (Open Access) here.
New article in The Academic
Paper accepted for ICMTT’24 in Peru
“Digital Travel Directions” by John Waterworth & Ingvar Tjostheim accepted for presentation at the International Conference on Management, Tourism and Technology ’24, to be held in Cusco, Peru, May 9-11.
New paper on inter-generational exchange programmes published
Mary Webster, Kelly Norwood, John Waterworth & Gerard Leavey (2023)
Effectiveness of Intergenerational Exchange Programs Between Adolescents and Older Adults:
A Systematic Review, Journal of Intergenerational Relationships.
DOI: 10.1080/15350770.2023.2267532
Paper accepted for HICCS 2024!
Exploring Susceptibility to Phishing: the Cognitive Reflection Test and Other Possible Predictors
By Ingvar Tjostheim and John Waterworth
Accepted for presentation at HICCS 56, Waikiki Beach Resort, January 2024
Guest editorial: Special Issue on Digital Travel.
John A. Waterworth and Ingvar Tjostheim.
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking. online ahead of print
Paper accepted for icotts’23 in Mexico
“Digital travel as an alternative to physical travel – an analysis of
personal traits and vicarious sense of place evoked by a computer game“
Ingvar Tjostheim and John Waterworth
accepted for presentation at icotts’23, Bacalar, Mexico, November 2-4
Human Sovereignty under Travel Restrictions?
Our paper “Human sovereignty when a disease is controlled through restrictions on persons: Citizens’ views on whether scientific evidence for restrictions is necessary” presented by Ingvar Tjostheim at IACAP 2023 – International Association of Computing and Philosophy Conference, Prague, 3-5 July 2023.
Dark patterns paper for Pisa!
Our paper “Uncovering Dark Patterns – Learning through Serious Gameplay about the Dangers of Sharing Data.” (by Ingvar Tjostheim, Chris Wales and John Waterworth) has been accepted for publication at WorldCist’23 – 11st World Conference on Information Systems and Technologies, to be held in Pisa, Italy, 4 – 6 April 2023.