Nina Miller, Author at Center for Science and the Imagination - Page 6 of 16

Neutrality, “New” Digital Divide, and Openness Paradox: Equity in Learning Environments Mediated by Educational TechnologyApril 10, 2020inAcademic&Publications
Us in FluxApril 8, 2020inIdeas
“The Parable of the Tares” by Christopher RoweApril 8, 2020inStory&Us In Flux
Everything Change Climate Fiction Contest 2020February 7, 2020inClimate Imagination
Imaginary Papers: Issue 1February 6, 2020inImaginary Papers
Black Futures ReaderOctober 17, 2019inAfrofuturism
Climate Justice in IndiaSeptember 30, 2019inClimate Futures
Future Tense Fiction: Double SpiralSeptember 28, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Future Tense Fiction: What the Dead Man SaidAugust 24, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Frankenstein at 200July 28, 2019inFrankenstein Bicentennial
Future Tense Fiction: Zero in BabelJuly 27, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Facing the Pariah of Science: The Frankenstein Myth as a Social and Ethical Reference for ScientistsJuly 10, 2019inAcademic&Frankenstein Bicentennial&Publications&Transmedia Research
Should we make AI more human?July 2, 2019inImaginary Papers
Future Tense Fiction: Space LeekJune 29, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Co-Design for Learner Help-Giving Across Physical and Digital ContextsJune 24, 2019inAcademic&UbiCoS
Investigating help-giving behavior in a cross-platform learning environmentJune 24, 2019inAcademic&UbiCoS
Future Tense Fiction: No Moon and Flat CalmMay 25, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Future Tense Fiction: The Song Between WorldsApril 27, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
The ArisenMarch 23, 2019inFuture Tense&Future Tense Fiction
Science Fiction Frames: Black Mirror and the Search for True LoveMarch 19, 2019inIdeas&Imaginary Papers&Science Fiction Frames