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Online Micro-Choices in Remote Seminars, Teaching, and Learning

Bill Dutton Cybersecurity, General Interest, Outreach, Research and Learning, Socio-technical Systems, teaching , , , , ,

Online Micro-Choices Shaping Remote Seminars, Teaching, and Learning The move to online education has been a huge shift, dramatically hastened by the COVID-19 pandemic and the existence of technical options, such as online meeting platforms like Zoom and Teams. For decades, handwringing and resistance over moves toward more online instruction, seminars, and lectures has collapsed … Continue reading Online Micro-Choices in Remote Seminars, Teaching, and Learning

In Praise of Academic Engagement

Bill Dutton General Interest, Information Communication and the Social Sciences, Social Issues, Social Science Research, Uncategorized , , , , ,

I am just back from a stimulating symposium at Northwestern University focused on rethinking scholarship on online news, which led me to reflect on the value of such events, and a related seminar series we have an MSU for the Media and Information Department. Of course, the Quello Center that I direct organises many seminars, … Continue reading In Praise of Academic Engagement