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CUInfoScienceThe Information Science department at CU Boulder is powered by interdisciplinary research and teaching that allows us not only to imagine what today’s technology makes possible, but to invent what society will do with technology next.
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The Information Science department at CU Boulder is powered by interdisciplinary research and teaching that allows us not only to imagine what today’s technology makes possible, but to invent what society will do with technology next.
Editors
CU-Boulder InfoSci
The Dept of Information Science in @CUBoulderCMCI is committed to the practice, study and design of human-data interaction. est. 2015.
Casey Fiesler
Faculty in Information Science at CU Boulder. Technology ethics, social computing, women in tech, science communication. www.caseyfiesler.com
Writers
Casey Fiesler
Faculty in Information Science at CU Boulder. Technology ethics, social computing, women in tech, science communication. www.caseyfiesler.com
Jordan Wirfs-Brock
Human-computer interaction researcher, designer & educator using data as a creative material; CS professor @ Whitman College; recovering journalist; runner.
Leysia Palen
Professor of Information Science & Computer Science, Univ of Colorado. Disasters, Tech, Teaching, Research—and other Risky Things. www.cmci.colorado.edu/~palen
Jessie J. Smith
PhD Student, Researching and Creating Technical Solutions to Ethical Problems in Society. Talking about AI Ethics at radicalai.org
