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# SCIA 2022
Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities

### Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities (SCIA-2022)

### Lviv, Ukraine, October 20, 2022.

Edited by

### Pavlo Zhezhnych
Oleksandr Markovets
Alina Petrushka

Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine

## Table of Contents

### Preface

- Social Communication and Information Activity in Digital Humanities: Ukrainian Dimension 1-3
  Pavlo Zhezhnych, Oleksandr Markovets, Alina Petrushka
  Summary: There were 23 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop proceedings. 18 papers were accepted for this volume as regular papers.

### Session 1. Social Communication and Cultural Analytics

- EU Digital Market: the Future of Eastern Partnership 4-17
  Oleh Tsebenko, Olha Ivasechko, Yaryna Turchyn, Roman Holoshchuk
- Ukraine on the Road to the European Digital Market: Status and Tools for Implementing the European Digital Economy and Society Index in Ukraine 18-28
  Andriy Semenchenko, Volodymyr Gurkovskyi, Yevhen Romanenko, Viktoriia Sydorenko, Stanislava Kudrenko, Artem Polozhentsev
- Threats of the Implementation of E-Voting and Methods of Their Neutralization 29-39
  Oleksandr Markovets, Mykola Buchyn
- Methods of Career Guidance Activity of the Department of Higher Education Institutions in Social Networks 40-51
  Olha Trach
- Social Media as Communication Channels of Academic Libraries During the Covid-19 Pandemic 52-71
  Alina Petrushka, Ivanna Kozhushana, Elena Manach
- Personality Prediction from Social Networks: a Review of Works 72-82
  Nataliia Khymytsia, Serhii Holub, Maria Holub, Oleksandr Mоrushko
- Modern Library as a Socio-Cultural Space 83-93
  Viktoriia Dobrovolska, Lyudmila Cherednyk, Yuliia Hunchenko
- Digital Television Space: a Typology of Content as a Reflection of Democratic Processes in Ukraine 94-115
  Maria Komova
- Using Fuzzy Logic in the Research of the Data Visualization Process in Infographics 116-127
  Oleksandr Tymchenko, Orest Khamula, Svitlana Vasiuta, Olha Lukovska, Solomiya Dorosh, Olha Sosnovska
- The Market of Ukrainian Printed Books with Augmented Reality: Assortment, Problems and Communicative Aspects 128-140
  Oksana Levytska, Halyna Lystvak, Svitlana Vasiuta, Nadiia Zelinska

### Session 2. Information Activity in Digital Humanities

- Machine Learning of the Classifier of Authors of Social Network Messages 141-153
  Serhii Holub, Nataliia Khymytsia, Maria Holub, Oleksandr Mоrushko
- Words Matter - Using Machine Learning to Verify How Words Absolve or Condemn Defendants 154-164
  Vithor G. F. Bertalan, Evandro E. S. Ruiz
- The Use of Modern Communication Platforms for the Organization of Online Education 165-175
  Oleksandr Markovets, Ruslana Pazderska
- Development of a Procedure for Forming Recommendations to Updating the University's Variable Courses Based on Their Indicator of Selection Trends 176-186
  Anna Shilinh, Pavlo Zhezhnych
- Consolidated Information Resource of University Archives of Lviv Polytechnic as a Research Platform of Scientific Heritage, Historical and Cultural Memory: Project Implementation Methodology 187-207
  Мaria Komova, Tetiana Bilushchak, Alina Petrushka, Zhanna Myna
- Promotion of Cultural, Educational and Enlightenment Activities of Museums During the Pandemic and Overcoming Social Distance (as Exemplified by the Museum of the Lviv Polytechnic National University) 208-218
  Zhanna Myna, Andriy Nahirnyak, Vasyl Banakh, Marek Aleksander
- Evaluation of Information Resources of Scientific Libraries 218-228
  Nestor Dumanskyi, Nataliia Kunanets
- Technological Processes of Working with Documented Information in the Organization as an Indicator of Corporate Information Subculture 229-240
  Yury Palekha, Nataliia Zozulia, Nataliia Moskovchenko, Volodymyr Sadovenko, Nataliia Vovk, Maksim Iavich

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