SCIA 2023
Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities 2023

Table of Contents

Preface

• Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities: Scientific Research in the Context of Wartime Realities 1-4
  Pavlo Zhezhnych, Oleksandr Markovets, Alina Petrushka
  Summary: There were 31 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop proceedings. 27 papers were accepted for this volume as regular papers.

Session 1. Social Communication and Cultural Analytics

• Digital Humanities in the Concept of Training Specialists in Information, Library and Archival Science 5-33
  Maria Komova, Alina Petrushka, Inna Penchuk, Dmytro Tarasov
• Threats and Perspectives of the Implementation of E-Voting in Ukraine 34-44
  Oleksandr Markovets, Mykola Buchyn
• The Role of the EU in the Development of E-business in the Eastern Partnership Countries 45-55
  Oleh Tsebenko, Olha Ivasechko, Yaryna Turchyn, Roman Holoschuk
• Methods and means of forming the image of the teacher of the Higher Education Institution 56-67
  Olha Trach
• Categorizing False Information in News Content Using an Ensemble Machine Learning Model 68-80
  Nataliya Boyko, Oleksandra Dypko
• Effective Semantic Markers Of Using Socio-Communication Technologies In Educational Activities 81-90
  Halyna Lukash, Oleksii Prihunov, Olha Anisimova
• The Mental Health Discourse in Social Media as a Factor of Information Resistance of Ukrainians 91-107
  Olena Zinenko, Artem Zakharchenko, Yulia Strochinska, Anhelika Machula, Maryna Fursenko
• Russian information-psychological special operations in Ukraine and peculiarities of system design for their countermeasures 108-128
  Oleksandr Markovets, Mykola Buchyn, Anastasiia Kovalchuk, Taras Basyuk
• Mediadeterminism and its Reflexes at the Lexical Level 129-139
  Nadiya Balandina, Nataliia Bondar, Alla Bolotnikova, Lyudmila Cherednyk, Alina Petrushka
• Mobile Banking Behaviour of Austrians and Romanians – The Role of Espoused Cultural Values 140-154
  Ana Diana Domuta, Christine Strauss
• Determining the Importance of Factors in the Selection of Immersive Technology for Artworks Reproduction 155-164
  Oleksandr Tymchenko, Orest Khamula, Svitlana Vasiuta, Olha Sosnovska, Solomiya Dorosh, Olha Lukovska
• Virtual Museum and the Phenomenon of Digital Heritage: Challenges of the 21st Century 165-174
  Zhanna Myna, Vasyl Banakh, Andriy Nahirnyak
• State Archives in Ukraine During the Russian Aggression: Challenges and Achievements 175-183
  Nataliya Korzhyk, Alla Solianyk, Alina Borysova, Marek Aleksander

Session 2. Information Activity in Digital Humanities

• Analysis of project activities of libraries of the People’s Republic of China 184-195
  Xi Xinwen, Іryna Davydova, Olena Marina, Serhii Marin, Zhengbing Hu
• Information Technology Optimizing the Structure of the Collective Using the Methods of Practical Psychology 196-210
  Vasyl Teslyuk, Oleksandr Mоrushko, Nataliia Khymytsia, Sofiia Tesliuk
• Analysis of the Use of Information Resources of the Aggressor Country by the University Educational Process Participants in 2021-2023 211-220
  Dmytro Tarasov, Maria Komova
• Organization and Conduct of Career Guidance Subject Olympiads by Means of Computer Testing in the Practice of the Centre for Testing and Diagnostics of Knowledge of the Lviv Polytechnic National University 221-232
  Zhanna Myna, Oleksandra Kukhtiak
• Material, Constructive and Communicative Components in the Design of Modern Printed Publications in Ukraine 233-249
  Nadiia Zubko, Halyna Lystvak, Orest Khamula, Olha Stadnyk
• Cross-Database Liveness Detection: Insights from Comparative Biometric Analysis 250-263
  Oleksandr Kuznetsov, Dmytro Zakharov, Emanuele Frontoni, Andrea Maranesi, Serhii Bohucharskyi
• Data Protection in the Utilization of Natural Language Processors for Trend Analysis and Public Opinion: Cryptographic Aspect 264-274
  Inna Rozlomii, Nataliia Yehorchenkova, Andrii Yarmilko, Serhii Naumenko
• Modern Challenges of the Activities of Document and Information Institutions 275-287
  Lesya Kovalska, Tetiana Yavorska, Hryhorii Kovalskyi, Sergiy Gnatyuk
• Electronic Library as Modern Information Center 288-298
  Viktoriia Dobrovolska, Liudmyla Cherednyk, Yuliia Hunchenko, Snizhana Dobrovolska, Nestor Dumanskyi
• Promoting the Ukrainian Education and Culture Centre “Oseredok” through the digitization of Ukrainian Studies archival collections in Canada 299-311
  Ivan Khoma, Nataliia Vovk, Roman Holoshchuk, Svitlana Muravska
• A statistical profile of color terms in Irving Stone’s biographical novel about Vincent van Gogh: a corpus-based approach 312-325
  Olena Levchenko, Oksana Levytska, Marianna Dilai
• Studying Semantic Transformations of Deterministic Vocabulary in Artistic Discourse Using Corpus Technologies 326-344
  Zoriana Kunch, Liliia Kharchuk
• Development of Structure of the Users’ Motivational Intentions Database of the Web-Community for Supply and Demand of Educational Services and Evaluation of Its Information Content Quality 345-354
  Anna Shilinh
• Linguistic and Semantic Representation of the WAR concept by Phraseological Units 355-364
  Solomiia Albota