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Learning, creating, educating in a mediated world.
Who We Are
The New Media Working Group is a collaborative blog and network for research, analysis and commentary on new media in society, culture, and higher education.
We encourage our readers and writers to participate by posting to and commenting on this blog.
Established by:
Leslie Bussert
Amanda Hornby
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren
We encourage our readers and writers to participate by posting to and commenting on this blog.
Established by:
Leslie Bussert
Amanda Hornby
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren
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