Mathieu,
Thanks for the introduction.
Dear all,
I am honored to be part of the editorial board and look forward to working
with you all and growing the community.
I am an Associate Professor in the School of Informatics and Computing at
Indiana University, an Affiliated Faculty of the Kinsey Institute, and a
Faculty Fellow at the Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics. I co-direct
the Cultural Research In Technology (CRIT) Group (
http://crit.soic.indiana.edu/) at Indiana University.
My research centers on a network of concepts of interest to both feminists
and Human Computer Interaction (HCI), including feminist research
methodologies, human sexuality, embodiment, marginality, collective
creativity, and everyday aesthetics. Recent work has focused on exploring
the intersections between HCI's rising interest in social change and
feminist social science, critical design, material interactions, the role
of everyday life, including craft and DIY, in contemporary digital
interaction, and the application of critical and cultural theories for
developing concept-driven design strategies.
I am also on the editorial board of the journal Interacting with Computers (
http://iwc.oxfordjournals.org/) and co-edited the special issue for
“Feminism and HCI: New Perspectives” (
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/09535438/23/5) of the same
journal. Additionally, I co-author Humanistic HCI in the Synthesis Lectures
on Human-Centered Informatics (Morgan & Claypool Publishers, due out spring
2015) and co-edit Critical Theory and Interaction Design (MIT Press, due
out spring 2015).
Once again, thank you for inviting me to be part of the editorial board of
JoPP and I look forward to many fruitful collaborations.
Best,
Shaowen
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Shaowen Bardzell, Ph.D.
The Cultural Research in Technology (CRIT) Group
http://crit.soic.indiana.edu/
Associate Professor of Informatics
Affiliated Faculty of the Kinsey Institute
Indiana University--Bloomington
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Dear joppers,
We have a paper which is lagging behind in the review process due to several reviewers having dropped out. So we need a reviewer for it who can come back to us with the review in a few days. Anybody feels like they have enough competence and time to help us with this?
I paste the abstract of the paper below and please contact me privately for the draft paper itself.
Thanks much,
maxigas
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Shared Machine Shops as Real-life Laboratories
Our paper applies the concept of real-life experiments and
real-life laboratories to shared machine shops. These workshops
provide niches for established experimental modes of learning
research that and expand the development scope which of are
predominantly embedded in professional contexts of industry or
science. Shared machine shops provide infrastructures for novel
forms of collaboration as well as self-selected participation of
heterogeneous actors. We will illustrate our concept with two
examples of innovations in shared machined shops:
low-cost-prosthesis and open hardware 3D printers. We will show
that shared machine shops embody significant properties of a
reflexive innovation society and can be considered as real
experiments in themselves in which new forms of inclusion,
collaboration and openness are tested.
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People the switches!
Dear all,
First of all, thanks Johan for looping me in to the Journal of Peer Production. Glad to be part of this great endeavor!
My name is Sophie. I am currently working for Media@McGill, a hub for research, scholarship and public outreach on media, technology and culture at McGill University in Montreal. I am also an activist involved in a variety of projects locally and internationally. As a case in point, here is a project I am working on: https://transhackfeminist.noblogs.org/ My current research interests focus on feminist practices within social movements in addition to feminist, queer and trans hacker culture. I'd be keen to spearhead (with one or two other editors) a special issue of the Journal of Peer Production on the broad topic of feminism and peer production. I believe it could be of value to have an issue on such topic as it would continue to enrich the debate on peer production and shed light on particular feminist practices. I'd be happy to hear what people on this list think about this idea.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
All the best
Sophie
I would like to sponsor a new member to the editorial board. Sophie, would you like to give a short introduction to yourself, what you are working on, and your interest in the journal? Thanks!
/Johan
