While paper sessions provide detailed discussions of recently completed work, panels provide an opportunity to hear from researchers in the field about about what is on the horizon - or what is already here but not yet recognized, acknowledged or discussed. Panels are designed to:

• Discuss relevant, important, and critical topics
• Engage the audience and provoke discussion
• Bring several disciplines, methods, or approaches in productive conversation
• Represent a diversity of individuals, who can bring multiple perspectives to the topic

The panels accepted for 2018 include:

Online Fandom: Boldly Going Where Few CSCW Researchers Have Gone Before

Brianna Dym (Moderator)
Cecilia Aragon
Julia Bullard
Ruby Davis
Casey Fiesler

Research Ethics and Regulation: An Open Forum

Casey Fiesler (Moderator)
Amy Bruckman
Robert E. Kraut
Michael Muller
Cosmin Munteanu
Katie Shilton

Without a Trace: How Studying Invisible Interactions Can Help Us Understand Social Media

Nicole Ellison (Moderator)
Megan French
Eden Litt
S. Shyam Sundar
Penny Trieu

Computer-Supported Career Development in The Future of Work

Julie Hui (Moderator)
Elizabeth M. Gerber
Adam Marcus
Lynn Dombrowski
Mary L. Gray
Niloufar Salehi