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IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
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Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
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Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
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Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more
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IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
Read more -
Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more -
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery.
Read more
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IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
Read more -
Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more
-
IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
Read more -
Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more -
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery.
Read more
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM).
Daniel Romero receives Air Force research grant to investigate ties between social media and large-scale events
Assistant professor Romero seeks to measure and compare user behavior on social media during times of external unexpected shocks.
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Understanding data visualization is in the eyes of the beholders
Matthew Kay has received an NSF grant to study how well people understand what data visualizations are meant to convey.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM).
Daniel Romero receives Air Force research grant to investigate ties between social media and large-scale events
Assistant professor Romero seeks to measure and compare user behavior on social media during times of external unexpected shocks.
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Understanding data visualization is in the eyes of the beholders
Matthew Kay has received an NSF grant to study how well people understand what data visualizations are meant to convey.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?
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IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
Read more -
Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more
-
IAR Seminar: Ashwin Rajadesingan
Newcomers to online communities need to conform to distinctive norms to become successful contributors.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Michaelanne Dye
A case study of internet adoption in Cuba between 2014 and 2017 reveals how people create their own access despite barriers.
Read more -
Faculty Talk: Sarah Fox
How digital technologies entwine with existing forms of collaborative labor to sharpen managerial control around public restroom access.
Read more -
Dissonance Series: Catching Fake News
A panel discussion of the technical and journalistic challenges of identifying fake news and manipulated information online.
Read more -
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery.
Read more
Professors Lampe and Adar named ACM Distinguished Members
Cliff Lampe and Eytan Adar have been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM).
Daniel Romero receives Air Force research grant to investigate ties between social media and large-scale events
Assistant professor Romero seeks to measure and compare user behavior on social media during times of external unexpected shocks.
Casting a wider net: comprehensive, multi-platform study will examine online social movements
Ceren Budak has received an NSF grant to study online social movements over multiple platforms.
Digitization for Everybody to offer instruction on converting analog to digital
Paul Conway will develop new tools that teach the fundamentals of converting analog collections according to international digitization standards.
Understanding data visualization is in the eyes of the beholders
Matthew Kay has received an NSF grant to study how well people understand what data visualizations are meant to convey.
Insuring large data collections are migration-ready
Dr. Andrea Thomer's recent grant from the IMLS will aid archivists in finding long-term data storage for large collections.
How can a simple game of Rock, Paper, Scissors help high school students learn to code in Python?