Computer-mediated Communication

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Morgan G. Ames

Morgan Ames

Alumni (MIMS 2006)
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Science and technology studies; computer-supported cooperative work and social computing; education; anthropology; youth technocultures; ideology and inequity; critical data science
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Jenna Burrell

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how systematically excluded communities adopt technology and adapt it to their needs, human control over algorithms, ethnography
Coye Cheshire

Coye Cheshire

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Niloufar Salehi is an assistant professor at the School of Information at UC Berkeley..

Niloufar Salehi

Assistant Professor

Recent Publications

Computer-mediated Communication news

Hany Farid
Hany Farid Says Facebook’s Attempts to Limit Online Child Sexual Abuse are Inadequate
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Hany Farid Finds Facebook’s Encryption Plans “Harmful for Children”
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Hany Farid: Deepfake Technology is Being Used to Create Nonconsensual Pornography
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UC Berkeley Researchers Creating Deepfake Detection Software for Newsrooms
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What Happens When An App Shares Your Biosignals?

An increasing number of apps let users share their heartrate with friends. Now a pair of researchers are exploring how sharing your biosignals can affect your interpersonal interactions.

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I School Research on Human-Computer Interaction at CHI Conference 2014
School of Information faculty and students are presenting their research on human-computer interaction in Toronto this week at the annual CHI conference.
Elisa Oreglia
Ph.D. Student Honored for Research on Internet Use in Rural China
Elisa Oreglia honored for the best graduate student paper on China and inner Asia at the Association for Asian Studies annual conference.
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New Research Explores Social Learning and Collaboration in Online Courses
How can students work together in the new generation of online courses? And how can online systems support and encourage peer learning? A new School of Information research project aims to answer these questions and more.
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Online Community Members Resist Being “Freeloaders,” Researchers Find
Research on Sharetribe, a community sharing site, found that users fear owing each other a debt of gratitude and are reluctant to ask for help.
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Coming to a smartphone near you: Personalized service experiences
New research reveals how information systems can replace person-to-person service encounters by substituting information for interaction.