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OxDeg: Bull in a China Shop. Mixing Methods in a Difficult Field Research Online
Wednesday 24 May 2017
Speakers: Magdalena Góralska
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Magdalena Halina Góralska for her OxDeg talk 'Bull in a China Shop. Mixing Methods in a Difficult Field Research Online'.
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Digital Interventions for HPV Vaccine Uptake Improvement
Tuesday 23 May 2017
Speakers: W. Gill Woodall
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome W. Gill Woodall for his talk 'Digital Interventions for HPV Vaccine Uptake Improvement'.
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Digital Humanities and the History of the Web
Friday 19 May 2017
Speakers: Niels Brügger
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Niels Brügger from Aarhus University for his talk 'Digital Humanities and the History of the Web'.
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OxCrowd: Cultures of contribution and unexpected knowledges in citizen science: Programs, perception, learning and anti-programs
Tuesday 16 May 2017
Speakers: Professor Thomas Hillman, Dick Kasperowski
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to have Thomas Hillman and Dick Kasperowski give the first OxCrowd talk of the term 'Cultures of contribution and unexpected knowledges in citizen science: Programs, perception, learning and anti-programs'.
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OxDeg: Studying the situatedness of social photography in museums, science centres and zoos
Wednesday 10 May 2017
Speakers: Thomas Hillman
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Thomas Hillman from The University of Gothenburg for his OxDeg talk 'Studying the situatedness of social photography in museums, science centres and zoos'.
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Social Network News
Thursday 4 May 2017
Speakers: Pablo Boczkowski
The Oxford Internet Institute is pleased to have Pablo Boczkowski for the first OII Colloquia of Trinity Term. The event will be followed by a short drinks reception.
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The second wave of the second machine age
Thursday 20 April 2017
The Oxford Martin School and the Oxford Internet Institute present 'The second wave of the second machine age' with Prof Erik Brynjolfsson.
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The Incomplete Political Economy of Social Media
Thursday 6 April 2017
Speakers: Siva Vaidhyanathan
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Siva Vaidhyanathan from the University of Virginia and the Center for Media and Citizenship for his talk 'The Incomplete Political Economy of Social Media'.
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Ranking Digital Rights: Building a global standard for ICT sector accountability on privacy and freedom of expression
Wednesday 5 April 2017
Speakers: Rebecca MacKinnon
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Rebecca MacKinnon for her talk 'Ranking Digital Rights: Building a global standard for ICT sector accountability on privacy and freedom of expression'. The talk will be followed by a drinks reception.
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Beyond Big Data
Thursday 23 March 2017
Speakers: Matthew Salganik
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Matthew J. Salganik from Princeton University Department of Sociology for his talk 'Beyond Big Data'. The event will be followed by a drinks reception.
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THE HUMAN-MACHINE NETWORKS INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
Tuesday 21 March 2017
THE HUMAN-MACHINE NETWORKS INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: Organized by the HUMANE project: creating a typology, method and roadmap for HUman-MAchine NEtworks
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ICT4D: The Corruption of Capitalism: Why Rentiers thrive and Work does not pay
Tuesday 14 March 2017
Speakers: Guy Standing
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Guy Stadning from the University of London for his ICT4D talk 'The Corruption of Capitalism: Why Rentiers thrive and Work does not pay'.
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Twenty Years, Thirty-five Countries: Digital Media Effects on Participation
Thursday 9 March 2017
Speakers: Shelley Boulianne
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Shelley Boulianne from MacEwan University for her talk 'Twenty Years, Thirty-five Countries: Digital Media Effects on Participation'.
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ICT4D: How do low-income users negotiate new practices of identity in a connected, digital age?
Tuesday 7 March 2017
Speakers: Dr Savita Bailur
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Dr Savita Bailur from Caribou Digital for her ICT4D talk 'How do low-income users negotiate new practices of identity in a connected, digital age'.
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I know what you did last summer: security and privacy risks to our presence in cyberspace
Thursday 2 March 2017
Speakers: Dr Jason R.C. Nurse
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Dr Jason R.C. Nurse from the Department of Computer Science for his talk 'I know what you did last summer: security and privacy risks to our presence in cyberspace'.
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ICT4D: What makes cities successful? A complex systems approach to modelling urban economies
Tuesday 28 February 2017
Speakers: Dr Neave O’Clery
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Dr Neave O’Clery from the University of Oxford Mathematical Institute for her ICT4D talk 'What makes cities successful? A complex systems approach to modelling urban economies'.
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ICT4D: Spatializing publics: mobile social media, urban sociability and the materiality of civic engagement
Tuesday 21 February 2017
Speakers: Dr Wendy Willems
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Wendy Willems from London School of Economics and Political Science for her ICT4D talk 'Spatializing publics: mobile social media, urban sociability and the materiality of civic engagement'.
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: International Law and the Future of Online PsyOps
Monday 20 February 2017
Speakers: Tim Hwang
The Oxford Internet Institute is excited to welcome Tim Hwang from Data & Society for his talk 'Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: International Law and the Future of Online PsyOps'.
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Post-truth: what is it and what can we do about it?
Tuesday 7 February 2017
Speakers: James Ball, Tracey Brown, Will Moy, Helen Margetts, Hetan Shah
Oxford Dictionaries named ‘post-truth’ as its word of the year in 2016. The RSS, in association with Sense about Science, Full Fact and the Oxford Internet Institute is delighted to host a discussion to debate the phenomenon of ‘post-truth'.
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Use of the photovoice method in information studies
Wednesday 1 February 2017
Speakers: Tina Du
This seminar series, created by the Oxford Digital Ethnography Group, gathers leading scholars and practitioners to reflect on how ethnography is adapting to the study of heavily-mediated worlds.