Making Trouble
Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 05:21PM I have a new home and now a new website and blog.
Having moved from New York to the University of Michigan, and now to the University of California in San Diego, it was time to re-do a website whose design goes back 15 years and make it independent of any of my academic homes. With a new blog, re-located from Blogspot, I'm looking to make trouble more than ever!
This new website re-packages most of the content from Jay Lemke's Online Office, my old website at the University of Michigan, including popular features like the New Researchers Guide, and adds pdfs of many of my papers on New Media and Learning, Science Education, Discourse Analysis, Multimedia Semiotics, Digital Games, etc. It also includes new work since the end of 2007.
In my new home at LCHC, the Laboratory for Comparative Human Cognition, at UC San Diego, I'm working on some new research projects on integrated approaches to studying feeling and meaning (aka affect and cognition) and on play and learning with new media.
Already in my blog are short discussions of the emotional side of scientific images, why remix culture trumps intellectual property rights, going beyond schooling as a form of education, the future of democracy as a political ideal, and the moral dimensions of learning. New postings will make trouble around issues of emotion in learning and science, new media cultures, social dynamics, and education, sexuality, and policy.
Welcome! Explore the whole site, scroll down the blog, and come back for new additions appearing here soon.
Reader Comments (2)
I'm so glad you've migrated this site--and I'm looking forward to keeping tabs on the trouble you'll be making with it.
Welcome to your new home, Jay.
I was a frequent visitor (& downloader) from the cuny & umich sites.
I look forward to following your work & views in your new Web2.0 place.