In this post, Marie reviews our first Monthly Tech Talk Discussion where we learned a lot about philanthrocapitalism, blockchain, and other new horrors in education from participant, Dr. Roxana Marachi.

In this cross-post from Autumm Caines’ Is a Liminal Space blog, Autumm discusses “ChatGTP and Good Intentions in Higher Ed.”

In this post, Dan, Jacob, and Marie discuss the possibilities for collaboration and support as we research how students experience Civics of Technology curricula.

In this post, Marie, Dan, and Jacob reflect on year one of Civics of Tech.

In this post, Jacob and Dan use their human brain’s to discuss the limitations of ChatGPT’s AI.

In this post, Scott Metzger digs into the longer and larger history of the smartphone.

In this post, Dan muses on Twitter’s demise, whether to leave the platform, and why his local roller derby team helped him find answers.

In this blog post, Jacob ponders on how speculative fiction can help us think about human relationships with technology. Of course, he recommends some books.

In this post, Marie and Dan share some of their favorite podcasts and episodes for critical tech. What are they missing?

In this post, Marie and Dan review the curriculum on the Civics of Technology site and invite others to help expand it by publishing their lessons and activities.

In this post, Jacob Pleasant’s follows up on his review of Paris Marx’ “Road to Nowhere” with a Q&A.

In this post, Michelle Ciccones and Dan Krutka offer some thoughts on the Civics of Technology book club reading of “Re-Understanding Media: Feminist Extensions of Marshall McLuhan.”

In this post, Marie and Dan mourn the loss of Real Life Magazine and consider whether the Civics of Technology Project can fill some of that void. They pose the question to our emerging community, what will we be?