I love learning, and AI is an excellent tool for that—though we must be wary of hallucinations and verisimilitude. I love sharing what I …

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2027 is the year I often think about. AI will be extraordinarily smart by then. Generation alpha will have come up through high school using …

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After moving exams online during COVID19, I’ve moved them back to the classroom. AI has rendered the online take-home exam useless. In a few …

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A new paper, and the first in work that will result in a book, chronicling the emergence of the advice genre on Reddit.

Reagle, J …

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Does the next sheet of toilet paper belong under or over the roll? While working on Dear Internet, I noted that Wikipedia’s article cites …

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I just realized I never posted an abstract or draft on “Ethics and Rule Breaking Among Life Hackers.” This followed Hacking Life because I wanted …

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In Janice Radway’s classic Reading the Romance of 1984, she referred to the romance-purchasing customers of a small-town bookstore as a “female community—mediated …

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Have you ever wanted to examine all AOL keywords for its 5,122 public chatrooms circa 1996? Probably not, but I did as part of …

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On my Wikipedia user page, I keep a list of the Online Communities courses I’ve taught. The capstone project for the course is to …

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On r/AmItheAsshole, you tell your story about an interpersonal conflict, and, after 18 hours, a bot tallies the comments and labels the post as …

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