Dan Albertson

Interactive video retrieval has been my primary research area. Research projects have examined: user interaction with video digital libraries, human factors affecting interactive video retrieval, user-centered digital video curation, and video and visual information seeking. Some new and future research directions include: cultural competency in digital content, STEM learning in informal spaces, and social media and scholarly communications.

• PhD, Indiana University, Bloomington, Information Science (2007)
• Master of Information Science, Indiana University, Bloomington, Information Science (2002)

• Albertson, D. & Johnston, M. P. (2023). Content, tools, and surrogates: Assessing teachers’ criteria for interactively searching for digital video. Digital Library Perspectives, 39(1), 62-73.
• Albertson, D. & Rogers, M. (2023). Twitter Interactions in the Era of the Virtual Academic Conference: A Comparison of Between Years. Open Information Science, 7(1), 20220139. https://doi.org/10.1515/opis-2022-0139
• Albertson, D. & Johnston, M.P. (2021, October). Modeling users’ perceptions of video information seeking, learning through added value, and using curated digital collections. Journal of Information Science, 47(5), 575-589.

• Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Online Information Review
  06/01/2016-05/23/2019
• Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Information and Knowledge Management
  06/01/2016-05/20/2018