Over the last 25-30 years, an enormous amount has been learned about how people seek, use, maintain, and reuse information and expertise in groups and other collectivities. We have also seen major changes in the kinds of information available and in how it is available.   I believe we're on the cusp of the next generation of computational environments and user experiences. It goes under many names - pervasive environments, Internet of Things, Big Data, ubicomp, and on and on - but what is clear is that things are about to change for information - and for users.   This talk considers some of the changes that might occur, grounding them in current work - then and tries to find the new roles and characteristics that search and information seeking will have. (Spoiler Alert: search and seeking will more tightly intertwine.).
['Mark S. Ackerman']
Information (Re)Use in Context