Jason Martin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5356003 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jason Martin |
| PRENOMES | Jason |
| SOBRENOME | Martin |
| ASSINATURA | MARTIN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | DePaul University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2618-7403 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 92 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Attentive fidelity and the coordination of attentive and conceptual processes in learning from mathematics videos lessons
This study examined the relationship between students' visual attention and their mathematical reasoning during video-based instruction. Applying a mixed methods contrasting case design, we investigated two undergraduate students' perceptual behaviors using the construct of attentive fidelity , which quantifies the alignment between viewers' gaze patterns and conceptually germane features of a video. We analyzed eye-tracking data to characterize …
The Impact of Public Transparency Infrastructure on Data Journalism
This study surveyed data journalists from 71 countries to compare how public transparency infrastructure influences data journalism practices around the world. Emphasizing cross-national differences in data access, results suggest that technical and economic inequalities that affect the implementation of the open data infrastructures can produce unequal data access and widen the gap in data journalism practices between information-rich and inform…
A Global Perspective on Data Journalism Materiality
It is widely accepted that data materiality serves as the breeding ground of data journalism’s performativity, in some cases functioning as the sole ingredient for news construction. Material identity is closely tied to the historical process that originated it, yet few studies have explored how unequal public policies on government transparency affect news production in data journalism. We bring in a fresh perspective on materiality that taps in…
Interactions between cognitive disequilibrium, interactivity with instructional videos, and learning
Testing a Typology of Data Journalism
Audience engagement in data-driven journalism
This study explores what motivates data journalists to engage with audiences and their strategies for incorporating audiences into their work. Building on scholarship on audience engagement and participatory journalism, we investigate how data journalists perceive the role of audience; the stage of the reporting process at which the audience is engaged; and how optimistically or sceptically data journalists view the audience’s capacity to contrib…
Find the Wifi, free the watchdog
This study explores the association of mobile media and citizens’ attitudes surrounding watchdog journalism in sub-Saharan Africa. Face-to-face survey interviews with 2,589 smartphone users were conducted in six sub-Saharan African nations that have seen rapid expansion of smartphone penetration in recent years. The use of mobile phones for news-seeking predicted positive attitudes about accountability journalism in democratic governance. Results…
Scrape, Request, Collect, Repeat
This study applies a typology of public data transparency infrastructure and the contextualism framework for analysing journalism practice to examine patterns in data journalism production. The goal was to identify differences in approaches to acquiring and reporting on data around the world based on comparisons of public data transparency infrastructure. Data journalists from 34 countries were interviewed to understand challenges in data access,…
Professional Ideals of Data Journalists Around the Globe
This study combined an online survey with data journalists from 62 countries with content analysis of Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards entries to explore and compare normative role conceptions and narrated role performance of these specialized type of news workers. The results reveal that political and audience-centric professional roles assume the same centrality in data journalists’ normative frameworks around the world. We detecte…
How Young, Uninsured Americans Respond to News Coverage of Obamacare
This experiment integrated theory from multiple domains to examine how aspects of news coverage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and differences in participants’ cognitive and emotional contingent conditions interact to shape attitudes and behavioral intentions toward health care legislation. Using a sample of uninsured young adults (N = 1,056), we tested an affective mediation model, which assessed the mechanisms through which media frames, exem…
Pathways to Participation
Recent research finds that there is a growing class gap in levels of civic engagement among young whites in the United States. Much of the literature on civic engagement focuses on individual– and family–level factors related to civic engagement. Our evidence suggests that it is critically important to consider variation and change in community–level factors as well, and that such factors may play a key role in facilitating or inhibiting civic en…
Journalists, sources, and policy outcomes
This study of American investigative reporting from 1976 to 2012 examines a random sample (N = 757) of prize contest entry materials created by journalists. This novel data source and methodology allow for analysis of the dynamics of journalistic process rather than relying on assumptions drawn from published news content. The results provide a fuller and more sophisticated explanation of how investigative journalism is related to democratic gove…
Mobile news use and participation in elections
This study explores the role of mobile news in democracy by examining individual-level variations in mobile election news use based on demographics, socioeconomic indicators, and mobile media activity breadth, and, in turn, how mobile news use is associated with political participation. Nationally representative data from a random-sample survey of American adults ( N = 2,250) in the 2010 general election were analyzed to better explain who mobile…
Mobile media and political participation
Mobile media have become increasingly popular and important in recent years as a means of accessing political information and participating in politics and elections worldwide. However, the emergent field of mobile-focused political participation research requires further definition and development to more clearly address why and how mobile media are producing distinct consequences for political participation. To address this problem, this articl…
Closing Gaps in International Knowledge and Participation
The effects of international news have been relatively underexamined despite evidence that socioeconomic-based gaps in knowledge and participation tend to be the widest for foreign news. This study investigated international news use, online expression, foreign affairs knowledge, and monetary donations in the context of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Regression analysis of national survey data found that high levels of attention to news about the dis…
Media-Induced Or Search-Driven
In an effort to advance knowledge of the online agenda-setting process during a trigger event, this longitudinal macro-level study explores the over-time relationship between US news media attention and aggregate search interest of the online public in BP plc throughout the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010. The results provide strong evidence of an interactive two-way street in the transfer of salience between the media and search agendas. In add…
Disasters and Donations
Journal Article Disasters and Donations: The Conditional Effects of News Attention on Charitable Giving Get access Jason A. Martin Jason A. Martin DePaul University, College of Communication, Chicago, IL, USA Jason A. Martin (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an assistant professor of journalism in the College of Communication at DePaul University in Chicago. His research interests include political communication, the effects of mass communication on…
That’s What She Said”
Entertainment programming such as the television satire The Office relies upon audience members’ understanding of both Western gender norms and stereotypes as well as corporate codes of behavior and management within an office space. This qualitative analysis of The Office utilizes real-world workplace scholarship on gender as a framework to explore the ways in which the show addresses workplace gender issues, including male and female workplace …
The current state of citizen science as a tool for ecological research and public engagement
Approaches to citizen science – an indispensable means of combining ecological research with environmental education and natural history observation – range from community‐based monitoring to the use of the internet to “crowd‐source” various scientific tasks, from data collection to discovery. With new tools and mechanisms for engaging learners, citizen science pushes the envelope of what ecologists can achieve, both in expanding the potential fo…
Ethno-Racial Identity Displays on Facebook
The present study investigates self-presentation in a nonymous setting and explores differences in self-presentation by distinct ethno-racial groups. Based on content analysis of 83 Facebook profiles of African Americans, Latino, Indian and Vietnamese ancestry students, supplemented by 63 in-person interviews, we found that ethno-racial identities are salient and highly elaborated. The intensive investments of minorities in presenting highly soci…
Identity construction on Facebook
Ethno-Racial Identity Displays on Facebook
The present study investigates self-presentation in a nonymous setting and explores differences in self-presentation by distinct ethno-racial groups. Based on content analysis of 83 Facebook profiles of African Americans, Latino, Indian and Vietnamese ancestry students, supplemented by 63 in-person interviews, we found that ethno-racial identities are salient and highly elaborated. The intensive investments of minorities in presenting highly soci…
Mobile media and political participation
Mobile media have become increasingly popular and important in recent years as a means of accessing political information and participating in politics and elections worldwide. However, the emergent field of mobile-focused political participation research requires further definition and development to more clearly address why and how mobile media are producing distinct consequences for political participation. To address this problem, this articl…
Journalists, sources, and policy outcomes
This study of American investigative reporting from 1976 to 2012 examines a random sample (N = 757) of prize contest entry materials created by journalists. This novel data source and methodology allow for analysis of the dynamics of journalistic process rather than relying on assumptions drawn from published news content. The results provide a fuller and more sophisticated explanation of how investigative journalism is related to democratic gove…
Media-Induced Or Search-Driven
In an effort to advance knowledge of the online agenda-setting process during a trigger event, this longitudinal macro-level study explores the over-time relationship between US news media attention and aggregate search interest of the online public in BP plc throughout the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010. The results provide strong evidence of an interactive two-way street in the transfer of salience between the media and search agendas. In add…
Mobile news use and participation in elections
This study explores the role of mobile news in democracy by examining individual-level variations in mobile election news use based on demographics, socioeconomic indicators, and mobile media activity breadth, and, in turn, how mobile news use is associated with political participation. Nationally representative data from a random-sample survey of American adults ( N = 2,250) in the 2010 general election were analyzed to better explain who mobile…
Closing Gaps in International Knowledge and Participation
The effects of international news have been relatively underexamined despite evidence that socioeconomic-based gaps in knowledge and participation tend to be the widest for foreign news. This study investigated international news use, online expression, foreign affairs knowledge, and monetary donations in the context of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Regression analysis of national survey data found that high levels of attention to news about the dis…
Professional Ideals of Data Journalists Around the Globe
This study combined an online survey with data journalists from 62 countries with content analysis of Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards entries to explore and compare normative role conceptions and narrated role performance of these specialized type of news workers. The results reveal that political and audience-centric professional roles assume the same centrality in data journalists’ normative frameworks around the world. We detecte…
How Young, Uninsured Americans Respond to News Coverage of Obamacare
This experiment integrated theory from multiple domains to examine how aspects of news coverage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and differences in participants’ cognitive and emotional contingent conditions interact to shape attitudes and behavioral intentions toward health care legislation. Using a sample of uninsured young adults (N = 1,056), we tested an affective mediation model, which assessed the mechanisms through which media frames, exem…
Pathways to Participation
Recent research finds that there is a growing class gap in levels of civic engagement among young whites in the United States. Much of the literature on civic engagement focuses on individual– and family–level factors related to civic engagement. Our evidence suggests that it is critically important to consider variation and change in community–level factors as well, and that such factors may play a key role in facilitating or inhibiting civic en…
Disasters and Donations
Journal Article Disasters and Donations: The Conditional Effects of News Attention on Charitable Giving Get access Jason A. Martin Jason A. Martin DePaul University, College of Communication, Chicago, IL, USA Jason A. Martin (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an assistant professor of journalism in the College of Communication at DePaul University in Chicago. His research interests include political communication, the effects of mass communication on…
Audience engagement in data-driven journalism
This study explores what motivates data journalists to engage with audiences and their strategies for incorporating audiences into their work. Building on scholarship on audience engagement and participatory journalism, we investigate how data journalists perceive the role of audience; the stage of the reporting process at which the audience is engaged; and how optimistically or sceptically data journalists view the audience’s capacity to contrib…
Identity construction on Facebook
Ethno-Racial Identity Displays on Facebook
The present study investigates self-presentation in a nonymous setting and explores differences in self-presentation by distinct ethno-racial groups. Based on content analysis of 83 Facebook profiles of African Americans, Latino, Indian and Vietnamese ancestry students, supplemented by 63 in-person interviews, we found that ethno-racial identities are salient and highly elaborated. The intensive investments of minorities in presenting highly soci…
The current state of citizen science as a tool for ecological research and public engagement
Approaches to citizen science – an indispensable means of combining ecological research with environmental education and natural history observation – range from community‐based monitoring to the use of the internet to “crowd‐source” various scientific tasks, from data collection to discovery. With new tools and mechanisms for engaging learners, citizen science pushes the envelope of what ecologists can achieve, both in expanding the potential fo…
Closing Gaps in International Knowledge and Participation
The effects of international news have been relatively underexamined despite evidence that socioeconomic-based gaps in knowledge and participation tend to be the widest for foreign news. This study investigated international news use, online expression, foreign affairs knowledge, and monetary donations in the context of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Regression analysis of national survey data found that high levels of attention to news about the dis…
Media-Induced Or Search-Driven
In an effort to advance knowledge of the online agenda-setting process during a trigger event, this longitudinal macro-level study explores the over-time relationship between US news media attention and aggregate search interest of the online public in BP plc throughout the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010. The results provide strong evidence of an interactive two-way street in the transfer of salience between the media and search agendas. In add…
Disasters and Donations
Journal Article Disasters and Donations: The Conditional Effects of News Attention on Charitable Giving Get access Jason A. Martin Jason A. Martin DePaul University, College of Communication, Chicago, IL, USA Jason A. Martin (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an assistant professor of journalism in the College of Communication at DePaul University in Chicago. His research interests include political communication, the effects of mass communication on…
That’s What She Said”
Entertainment programming such as the television satire The Office relies upon audience members’ understanding of both Western gender norms and stereotypes as well as corporate codes of behavior and management within an office space. This qualitative analysis of The Office utilizes real-world workplace scholarship on gender as a framework to explore the ways in which the show addresses workplace gender issues, including male and female workplace …
Mobile media and political participation
Mobile media have become increasingly popular and important in recent years as a means of accessing political information and participating in politics and elections worldwide. However, the emergent field of mobile-focused political participation research requires further definition and development to more clearly address why and how mobile media are producing distinct consequences for political participation. To address this problem, this articl…
Mobile news use and participation in elections
This study explores the role of mobile news in democracy by examining individual-level variations in mobile election news use based on demographics, socioeconomic indicators, and mobile media activity breadth, and, in turn, how mobile news use is associated with political participation. Nationally representative data from a random-sample survey of American adults ( N = 2,250) in the 2010 general election were analyzed to better explain who mobile…
Pathways to Participation
Recent research finds that there is a growing class gap in levels of civic engagement among young whites in the United States. Much of the literature on civic engagement focuses on individual– and family–level factors related to civic engagement. Our evidence suggests that it is critically important to consider variation and change in community–level factors as well, and that such factors may play a key role in facilitating or inhibiting civic en…
Journalists, sources, and policy outcomes
This study of American investigative reporting from 1976 to 2012 examines a random sample (N = 757) of prize contest entry materials created by journalists. This novel data source and methodology allow for analysis of the dynamics of journalistic process rather than relying on assumptions drawn from published news content. The results provide a fuller and more sophisticated explanation of how investigative journalism is related to democratic gove…
How Young, Uninsured Americans Respond to News Coverage of Obamacare
This experiment integrated theory from multiple domains to examine how aspects of news coverage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and differences in participants’ cognitive and emotional contingent conditions interact to shape attitudes and behavioral intentions toward health care legislation. Using a sample of uninsured young adults (N = 1,056), we tested an affective mediation model, which assessed the mechanisms through which media frames, exem…
Scrape, Request, Collect, Repeat
This study applies a typology of public data transparency infrastructure and the contextualism framework for analysing journalism practice to examine patterns in data journalism production. The goal was to identify differences in approaches to acquiring and reporting on data around the world based on comparisons of public data transparency infrastructure. Data journalists from 34 countries were interviewed to understand challenges in data access,…
Professional Ideals of Data Journalists Around the Globe
This study combined an online survey with data journalists from 62 countries with content analysis of Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards entries to explore and compare normative role conceptions and narrated role performance of these specialized type of news workers. The results reveal that political and audience-centric professional roles assume the same centrality in data journalists’ normative frameworks around the world. We detecte…
Find the Wifi, free the watchdog
This study explores the association of mobile media and citizens’ attitudes surrounding watchdog journalism in sub-Saharan Africa. Face-to-face survey interviews with 2,589 smartphone users were conducted in six sub-Saharan African nations that have seen rapid expansion of smartphone penetration in recent years. The use of mobile phones for news-seeking predicted positive attitudes about accountability journalism in democratic governance. Results…
Testing a Typology of Data Journalism
Audience engagement in data-driven journalism
This study explores what motivates data journalists to engage with audiences and their strategies for incorporating audiences into their work. Building on scholarship on audience engagement and participatory journalism, we investigate how data journalists perceive the role of audience; the stage of the reporting process at which the audience is engaged; and how optimistically or sceptically data journalists view the audience’s capacity to contrib…
The Impact of Public Transparency Infrastructure on Data Journalism
This study surveyed data journalists from 71 countries to compare how public transparency infrastructure influences data journalism practices around the world. Emphasizing cross-national differences in data access, results suggest that technical and economic inequalities that affect the implementation of the open data infrastructures can produce unequal data access and widen the gap in data journalism practices between information-rich and inform…
A Global Perspective on Data Journalism Materiality
It is widely accepted that data materiality serves as the breeding ground of data journalism’s performativity, in some cases functioning as the sole ingredient for news construction. Material identity is closely tied to the historical process that originated it, yet few studies have explored how unequal public policies on government transparency affect news production in data journalism. We bring in a fresh perspective on materiality that taps in…
Interactions between cognitive disequilibrium, interactivity with instructional videos, and learning
Attentive fidelity and the coordination of attentive and conceptual processes in learning from mathematics videos lessons
This study examined the relationship between students' visual attention and their mathematical reasoning during video-based instruction. Applying a mixed methods contrasting case design, we investigated two undergraduate students' perceptual behaviors using the construct of attentive fidelity , which quantifies the alignment between viewers' gaze patterns and conceptually germane features of a video. We analyzed eye-tracking data to characterize …
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