The Future of Collaboration, Written Collaboratively. As new technologies come into play, people become less and less convinced of the importance of self expression. We got more help with many great people. Join the discussion and contribute on the Collaborative Futures mailing-list. You can sign up on Booki and edit the book. To help you get started on that.

Tips for empowering people with data from Rahul Bhargava at the MIT Center for Civic Media.

Like, imagine your town cut in half with a fence. And some of your family live on one side, and some on the other. Your doctor lives on the other side, and you really need dialysis. It takes a long time to cross. It used to take twenty minutes to visit your father on the other side. Now it takes five hours. You get arrested for trying to cross. Your spiritual leaders are arrested too. Will you add your voice? A voice f.

I am an Assistant Professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication. Where I also direct the Digital Humanities Lab. I received my PhD in English. From the CUNY Graduate Center. And my AB in Literature. Is an interactive book on the history of data visualization; and the second,. Debates in the Digital Humanities.

Platform2 is an experimental event series that sits somewhere between a classroom, community organizing, and 1960s happenings. Ever wondered whether certain local plants will be able to survive if this local climate does not remain hospitable to. Friday, October 7th, 2011. Friday, June 3rd, 2011.

Saturday, July 4, 2009. Photos by Elizabeth White, Julia Sherman, Anne Elizabeth Moore, Susan Sakash and Rob Crowley. Further musings on the July 1st presentation can be found here. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Armadillo Project has a new mobile home! Some avid RISD Public Engagement blog readers might remember the Armadillo Project, an MIT-sponsored repurposing of a FEMA trailer, from the Tricks of the Eye.