Using Structural Representations of Anomalous States of Knowledge for Choosing Document Retrieval Strategies. - Nicholas J. Belkin; Barbara H. Kwasnik (SIGIR, 1986)

How a Personal Document's Intended Use or Purpose Affects its Classification in an Office. - Barbara H. Kwasnik (SIGIR, 1989)

HCI: Whose Problem Is It Anyway? - Gilbert Cockton; Michael D. Harrison; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Robin R. Penner; Rob Procter (Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, 1992)

A Descriptive Study of the Functional Components of Browsing. - Barbara H. Kwasnik (Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction, 1992)

The Role of Classification in Knowledge Representation and Discovery. - Barbara H. Kwasnik (Libr. Trends, 1999)

Genre based Navigation on the Web. - Dmitri Roussinov; Kevin Crowston; Michael Sanford Nilan; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Jin Cai; Xiaoyong Liu (HICSS, 2001)

Editorial - Knowledge Representation. - Jian Qin; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Dmitri Roussinov (Inf. Res., 2001)

Classification across disciplines: The same, only different. Sponsored by SIG CR, STI, MED, HFIS. - Barbara H. Kwasnik; Francis Miksa; David Crabbe (ASIST, 2003)

Can Document-Genre Metadata Improve Information Access to Large Digital Collections? - Kevin Crowston; Barbara H. Kwasnik (Libr. Trends, 2003)

A Framework for Creating a Facetted Classification for Genres: Addressing Issues of Multidimensionality. - Kevin Crowston; Barbara H. Kwasnik (HICSS, 2004)

Genres of Digital Documents: Minitrack Introduction. - Barbara H. Kwasnik; Kevin Crowston (HICSS, 2004)

Use of classification in information seeking. - Jens-Erik Mai; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Joseph A. Busch; Hur-Li Lee (ASIST, 2005)

Introduction to the special issue: Genres of digital documents. - Barbara H. Kwasnik; Kevin Crowston (Inf. Technol. People, 2005)

Everyday classification: How information is categorized for use and re-use in organizations. - Kathryn La Barre; Ron Daniel Jr. 001; Ann Rockley; Joseph A. Busch; Barbara H. Kwasnik (ASIST, 2006)

Everyday classification: How products are categorized so you will buy them today and tomorrow. - Joseph A. Busch; Jeremy Gunn; Joel Arabia; Lee Altschuler; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Kathryn La Barre (ASIST, 2006)

Minitrack Introduction. - Barbara H. Kwasnik; Natalia Levina; Dmitri Roussinov (HICSS, 2006)

Everyday classification on large government and NGO websites. - Joseph A. Busch; Susan Fagan; Farah Gheriss; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Kathryn La Barre (ASIST, 2007)

Towards the use of genre to improve search in digital libraries: Where do we go from here? - Mark A. Rosso; Stephanie W. Haas; Andrew Dillon; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Marina Santini; Elaine Toms (ASIST, 2007)

Problems in the Use-Centered Development of a Taxonomy of Web Genres. - Kevin Crowston; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Joseph Rubleske (Genres on the Web, 2011)

Crowdsourcing approaches for knowledge organization systems: Crowd collaboration or crowd work? - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet; Barbara H. Kwasnik; Julia Bullard; Lala Hajibayova; Juho Hamari; Timothy D. Bowman (ASIST, 2016)

Standing out in the academic LIS job market: An interactive panel not just for doctoral students. - Naresh Kumar Agarwal; Kyong Eun Oh; Rachel D. Williams; Darin Freeburg; Howard Rosenbaum; Barbara H. Kwasnik (ASIST, 2020)

Dimensions of personhood in cultural heritage: Who (or what) gets to be called a person? - Brian Dobreski; Barbara H. Kwasnik (Educ. Inf., 2021)