Pan and colleagues analyzed tens of thousands of posts written by China’s official social-media trolls. Rather than debating critics directly, the Chinese government tries to derail conversation on social media it views as dangerous.
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The President and The Media: How Should Journalists Cover Trump?
Join four Communication Department faculty (Janine Zacharia, Jay Hamilton, Ted Glasser and Phil Taubman) for a conversation about press freedom, the emergence of fake news, journalism ethics, media economics and the overall challenges of reporting on the new administration. Wednesday, Feb 1. Please RSVP.
Communication Ph.D. student publishes in Science
Rene Kizilcec’s paper on “Closing Global Achievement Gaps in MOOCs” has just been published in Science. Members of less-developed countries may suffer from the cognitive burden of wrestling with feeling unwelcome while trying to learn and, therefore, underperform.
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mediaX: Dan Klein Jan 31 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm McMurtry, Oshman Presentation Space, Room 102
Making Games: Designing for Play. More »
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- Feb 1
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The President and The Media: How Should Journalists Cover Trump? Feb 1 @ 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Bldg. 300 (Anthropology), Room 300
Join four Communication Department faculty (Janine Zacharia, Jay Hamilton, Ted Glasser and Phil Taubman) for a conversation about press freedom, the emergence of fake news, journalism ethics, media economics and the overall challenges of reporting on the new administration. RSVP »
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- Feb 7
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mediaX: Yasaman Sheri Feb 7 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm McMurtry, Oshman Presentation Space, Room 102
Perceived Sense: Augmenting Design Interactions. More »
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- Feb 14
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mediaX: Elizabeth Arredondo Feb 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm McMurtry, Oshman Presentation Space, Room 102
Giving Robots a Life: Writing Personality and Backstory for AI Assistants. More ».
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