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          University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 
        
          Regular Courses:
 
 Colloquiua / Symposium / Event Series Co-Organizer:
		
		  Algorithms & Society(SI 431)
 
 Data Science Ethics
 (SIADS 503)
 
 Digital Media Foundations
 (COMM 362)
 
 Unorthodox Research Methods Updated!
		  (STS 755 / SI 755 / COMM 755)
 
 Intro to Research Design from a Methods Perspective New!
 (SI 840)
 
 Knowledge/Power/Practice in Science, Technology & Medicine
 (STS 619 / SI 710)
 
 Algorithmic Culture
 (SI 710 / COMM 820)
 
 Graduate Student Instructor Training Workshop
 (COMM 993)
 
 First-Year Doctoral Research Project
 (COMM 698)
 
 Information in Social Systems
 (SI 500)
 
 Technology & Play
 (COMM 469)
 
 Designing & Analyzing Social Media Feeds
 (SI 316 / COMM 404)
 
 Workshop on Managing the Information Environment
 (COMM 111)
 
 
 
 
 
		  
		  The Tessier-Ashpool Distinguished Lectures on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (2023-)
 PLATFORM (2023-2024)
 
 CRITICAL x DESIGN (2019-2020)
 
 The Ethics and Politics of AI (2019)
 
 Auditing Algorithms (2017-2018)
 
 Digital Futures (2015-2017)
 
 
           
 
 Courses from Past Institutions that I No Longer Teach
 
 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2002-2012) 
        
          Regular Courses:
 Colloquiua / Special Event Series Co-Organizer:
          Culture as Data: Social Spaces on the Internet 
          (with Prof. Karrie Karahalios)Making the World Wireless: Service Learning in Technology Policy
 Internet Law &
          Policy
 Doctoral Seminar on Communication Technology
 
 
 
          The Year of Social MediaInfoStructure: Intersections Between Social and Technological Systems
 Movies Even an Engineer Would Love
 
 
   Oxford University (2001-2002)
     Economics of Information Tutorial**Internet
     Law & Policy Seminar
 
 
   Stanford University (1999-2001)
     Computers and Interfaces*Media Economics*
 Media Technologies, People, and Society*
 Public Policy Ethics*
 Science, Technology, & Contemporary Society*
 Journalism and the Internet
 
  
  * - as TA     ** - Stanford at Oxford Programme  
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