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John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
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School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
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SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
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Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more
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John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
Read more -
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
Read more -
SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
Read more -
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more -
GradeCraft wins national award for innovative teaching
A learning tool developed by students and faculty at the U-M School of Information has been recognized by Campus Technology.
Read more
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John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
Read more -
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
Read more -
SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
Read more -
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more
-
John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
Read more -
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
Read more -
SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
Read more -
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more -
GradeCraft wins national award for innovative teaching
A learning tool developed by students and faculty at the U-M School of Information has been recognized by Campus Technology.
Read more
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI offers the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new educational initiative with the online platform EdX.
Sandvig essay in prize-winning collection
Christian Sandvig contributed a chapter to a book that has won the Best Edited Collection Award by the Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS).
2016 Alumni Award winners announced
Three individuals will be recognized for their contributions to the information field and to UMSI at the Alumni Awards ceremony on October 21.
Lobbyists' model legislation unmasked
Associate professor Eytan Adar led the research that uncovered a way to detect when state laws have been derived from lobbyists' model legislation.
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Their research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Drupal community gathers at Midwest Summit
28 Drupal contributors spent a recent weekend working on resolving over 60 public issues relating to one of the world's most popular web platforms.
Applications are available this year for non-U-M students wishing to complete a BSI degree.
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI offers the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new educational initiative with the online platform EdX.
Sandvig essay in prize-winning collection
Christian Sandvig contributed a chapter to a book that has won the Best Edited Collection Award by the Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS).
2016 Alumni Award winners announced
Three individuals will be recognized for their contributions to the information field and to UMSI at the Alumni Awards ceremony on October 21.
Lobbyists' model legislation unmasked
Associate professor Eytan Adar led the research that uncovered a way to detect when state laws have been derived from lobbyists' model legislation.
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Their research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Drupal community gathers at Midwest Summit
28 Drupal contributors spent a recent weekend working on resolving over 60 public issues relating to one of the world's most popular web platforms.
Applications are available this year for non-U-M students wishing to complete a BSI degree.
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John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
Read more -
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
Read more -
SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
Read more -
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more
-
John Seely Brown Symposium on Technology and Society
How do we assure that everyone can participate in the opportunities of socio-technical innovation?
Read more -
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI announces the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new MicroMasters education initiative.
Read more -
SBEE Lecture: Dorothea Kübler
A study of a college admissions problem in which colleges accept students by ranking students’ efforts in entrance exams.
Read more -
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Read more -
GradeCraft wins national award for innovative teaching
A learning tool developed by students and faculty at the U-M School of Information has been recognized by Campus Technology.
Read more
School of Information launches new advanced education option online
UMSI offers the User Experience (UX) Research and Design MicroMasters as part of U-M’s new educational initiative with the online platform EdX.
Sandvig essay in prize-winning collection
Christian Sandvig contributed a chapter to a book that has won the Best Edited Collection Award by the Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS).
2016 Alumni Award winners announced
Three individuals will be recognized for their contributions to the information field and to UMSI at the Alumni Awards ceremony on October 21.
Lobbyists' model legislation unmasked
Associate professor Eytan Adar led the research that uncovered a way to detect when state laws have been derived from lobbyists' model legislation.
Four new assistant professors join faculty this fall
Their research interests include HCI, ubiquitous computing, crowdsourcing, privacy issues, the Internet of Things and information visualization.
Drupal community gathers at Midwest Summit
28 Drupal contributors spent a recent weekend working on resolving over 60 public issues relating to one of the world's most popular web platforms.
Applications are available this year for non-U-M students wishing to complete a BSI degree.