Dario Taraborelli

I am a researcher in social computing based in San Francisco, where I work as the Senior Research Analyst for the Wikimedia Foundation Strategy Team ›› The focus of my work is on the behavioral implications of information technology, both at the individual and the social level. I am particularly interested in understanding the principles governing large-scale online collaboration and peer production as well as reputation, epistemic authority and trust on the Web ››
My main background is in cognitive science and in a previous life I worked on perceptual theory, cognitive architecture and the relation between action and perception ›› I am the co-founder and executive editor of the Review of Philosophy and Psychology, a peer-reviewed quarterly journal edited at the Jean Nicod Institute, focusing on foundational issues in current cognitive science ›› In my spare time I write code ››

Roth, C., Taraborelli, D., Gilbert, N. (2011) Symposium on collective representations of quality.doi pdf
Taraborelli, D., Ciampaglia, G.L. (2010) Beyond notability. Collective deliberation on content inclusion in Wikipedia. doi pdf
Heintz, C, Taraborelli, D. (2010) Folk epistemology. The cognitive bases of epistemic evaluation. doi pdf
Taraborelli, D., Roth, C. (2011) Viable Web communities: Two case studies. doi pdf
Roth, C., Taraborelli, D., Gilbert, N. (2008) Measuring wiki viability. An empirical assessment of the social dynamics of a large sample of wikis. doi pdf
Taraborelli, D. (2008) Soft peer review. Social software and distributed scientific evaluation. pdf
Taraborelli, D. (2008) How the Web is changing the way we trust. pdf››