Introduction to Social Informatics

August 28, 2015 #teaching

This fall I will be teaching for the first time our core I202: Introduction to Social Informatics course. This is a course that challenges students to think critically about technological change and acquire a more sophisticated understanding of the political, economic, and social considerations that underlie technological development. For more information, see the syllabus.

In addition, I will be once again offering I222: The Information Society.

Nathan Ensmenger is an Associate Professor in the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering at Indiana University, where he also recently served as the Chair of the Informatics department.

He specializes in the social and labor history of computing, gender and computing, and the relationship between computing and the environment.

New: Dirty Bits: An Environmental History of Computing

OFFICE HOURS (Fall 2023):
10am-11am Monday, noon-1pm Tuesday. My office is in Myles Brand Hall, room 229

Introduction to Social Informatics

Professor Nathan Ensmenger