I participated in my first Aspiration-facilitated conference this week and found it to be fun and productive. As a working group and classroom facilitator, I …

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On the recommendation of my colleague Matt Nisbet, I submitted a piece related to Reading the Comments to The Conversation, an online publisher aiming for …

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I appreciate any feedback folks are kind enough to leave on a new draft: Saying it so doesn’t make it so: Insights on privilege …

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There are thousands of books about how to work and deliberate together. There’s also a subgenre headed by Sun Tzu’s The Art of …

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In the cheeky and candid way that those who follow OkTrends have come to love, Christian Rudder recently declared “We Experiment on Human Beings!”.

We …

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Nick Bilton’s Hatching Twitter tells of four friends who became rivals in the claim for having “founded” Twitter. (A recurring narrative well captured in …

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Later this week I’ll be participating on a panel of the New Media in American Literary History Interdisciplinary Symposium. I plan to talk about …

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It is easy to find arguments that social media are wonderful and that they are horrid: that they will enable new heights of connectivity and …

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This week I’m looking forward to Jessica McKellar’s visit to Communication in a Digital Age where she’ll be explaining How the Internet …

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This fall I had the opportunity to re-teach a section of Media, Culture, & Society (MCS) and prepared a new course for Principles of Organizational Communication …

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