From the homepage:
Human Computation is an international and interdisciplinary forum for the electronic publication and print archiving of high-quality scholarly articles in all areas of human computation, which concerns the design or analysis of information processing systems in which humans participate as computational elements.
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Submission Topics
(Editorial keywords are in boldface – please see author guidelines for details)
Applications – novel or transformative applications
Interfaces – HCI or related human factors methods or issues
Modalities – general interaction paradigms (e.g., gaming) and related methods
Techniques – repeatable methods, analogous to design patterns for OOP
Algorithms – wisdom of crowds, aggregation, reputation, crowdsourced analysis, and ML/HC
Architecture – development platforms, architectures, languages, APIs, IDEs, and compilers
Infrastructure – relevant networks, protocols, state space, and services
Participation – factors that influence human participation
Analysis – techniques for identifying typical characteristics and patterns in human computation systems
Epistemology – the role, source, representation, and construction of information
Policy – ethical, regulatory, and economic considerations
Security – security issues, including surreptitious behavior to influence system outcomes
Society – cultural, evolutionary, existential, psychological, and social impact
Organization – taxonomies of concepts, terminology, problem spaces, algorithms, and methods
Surveys – state of the art assessments of various facets
Meta-topics – insightful commentary on the future, philosophy, charter, and purpose of HC.Looks like a journal for topic map articles to me.
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I first saw this in a tweet by Matt Lease.
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