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The Social Machine: Designs for Living Online
Judith Donath
MIT Press, May 2014
How interface design shapes online behavior -- what we need to know in order to create the interactions, customs and cultures we would like to see in the future.
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about identity, deception, signaling, and social analysis |
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Signals, Truth and Design
Judith Donath. work in progress
book-in-progress on human signaling in
mediated and face-to-face communication.
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Op-eds about fake news. How (Not) to Refute a Lie (on medium.com) and Why fake news stories thrive online (on cnn.com) |
Why we need online alter egos now more than
ever
Judith Donath, April, 2014
Wired
Insisting on real names threatens
privacy; anonymity devolves into anarchy. Pseudonymity
provides the best balance.
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Various essays on
brain basis of lie detection,
honesty among avatars, and
personal appearance and justice. 2010.
Based on a series of talks I hosted on The Psychology and Economics of Trust and Honesty
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Is reputation obsolete?
Judith Donath, Oct 2008.
Harvard Berkman Center Publius Project
Should we rely on gossip or the ever encroaching
surveillant eye?
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Giving avatars emote control (a pre-press draft)
Judith Donath, Feb 2008.
Harvard Business Review, Breakthrough ideas for 2008
About the continuum of veracity.
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Virtually trustworthy
Judith Donath, July 6, 2007.
Science
Today I'll wear my most persuasive avatar.
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Signals
in social supernets
Judith Donath, Oct 2007
The Journal of
Computer-Mediated Communication, vol 13, no 1.
the evolutionary line that goes from
apes grooming, to people gossiping, to future humans linking their
profiles together |
Public displays of connection.
Judith Donath and danah boyd. 2004.
BT Technology Journal Vol 22 No 4 October 2004, pp 71-82.
how listing all your
acquaintances can make you more credible - or
less.
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Mediated Faces
Judith Donath. 2001.
M. Beynon, C.L. Nehaniv, K. Dautenhahn (Eds.). Cognitive Technology: Instruments of Mind
Proceedings of the 4th International Conference
making sure
that the face that represents you does not have a
mind of its own.
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Identity and Deception in the Virtual Community (or .pdf)
Judith Donath. 1998.
In Communities in
Cyberspace. (M. Smith and P. Kollock, eds.)
London: Routledge.
how cheap identifiers led to an onslaught of trolls
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about interface design, art, etc.
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The Social Machine: Designs for Living Online
Judith Donath
MIT Press, 2014
Balancing legibility, social responsibilty and innovation in the design of radically new environments for social interaction.
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Data Portraits
Judith Donath, Alex Dragulescu, Aaron Zinman, Fernanda Viegas, Rebecca Xiong, Yannick Assogba.
Oct 2008
SIGGRAPH 2010 Art Papers
depicting people as they live online |
Technological interventions in everyday interaction
Judith Donath, Oct 2008
Act/React, Milwaukee Art Museum
the mechanical gaze in art and public
space |
The Rhythms of Salience: A Conversation Map
Judith Donath
an impressionistic picture of a
conversation
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Words as landscape
Judith Donath. 2005.
CHI 2005 Workshop: Beyond threaded conversation
imagine words piling up, like lexical anthills
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Sociable Media.
Judith Donath. 2004.
In The Encyclopedia of Human-Computer Interaction, William Sims Bainbridge (ed), Berkshire Publishing Group
if you majored in sociable media, what would you know. |
A semantic approach to visualizing online conversations (or here)
Judith Donath. 2002.
Communications of the ACM Volume 45 , Issue 4
incorporating
subtle editorializing into social visualizations. |
Talking in Circles
Roy Rodenstein, Judith Donath. 2000.
Proceedings of CHI 2000 .
a visual
interface for audioconferencing that lets you
tell secrets |
Visiphone
Judith Donath, Karrie Karahalios, Fernanda Viegas. 2000.
Proceedings of ICAD 2000.
a
mesmerizing interface object for speakerphone
calls |
Chat Circles.
Fernanda Viegas and Judith Donath. 1999.
Proceedings of CHI 99.
the abstract graphical chat interface.
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Visualizing the crowds at a web site
Nelson Minar and Judith Donath. 1999.
Proceedings of CHI 99.
a bird's-eye animation of
visits to a website
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Visualizing Conversation (or .pdf)
Judith Donath, Karrie Karahalios, and Fernanda
Viegas. 1999.
Proceedings of HICSS-32,
reprinted in the Journal of Computer Mediated
Communication, vol 4, issue 4.
showing the social
patterns in online conversations
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Inhabiting the Virtual City: The Design of Social Environments for Electronic Communities
Judith Donath. 1996.
My doctoral dissertation.
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Visual Who
Judith Donath. 1995.
Proceedings of ACM Multimedia '95 Nov 5-9, San Francisco, CA.
visualizing a community with mailing lists and springs
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Sociable Information Spaces
Judith Donath. 1995.
Presented at the Second IEEE International Workshop on Community Networking, Princeton, NJ.
when this was written, the web as a social space was a radically new idea
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The Illustrated Conversation
Judith Donath. 1995.
Multimedia Tools and Applications. Vol. 1, March 1995.
turning heads in virtual conversations
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Structured Video and the Construction of Space
J. Donath. 1995.
Proceedings of the IS&T/SPIE Symposium on Electronic Imaging, San Jose, CA, February 1995.
video compositing with the perspective of the Renaissance
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The Sociable Web
J. Donath and N. Robertson. 1994.
Proceedings of the Second International WWW Conference. Chicago, IL, October 1994.
the first implementation of presence on the web
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Casual Collaboration
J. Donath. 1994.
Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems, pp. 490-496, Boston, MA. May 1994.
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about knowing the not-quite-human other
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The robot dog fetches for whom?
Judith Donath, 2017
draft article - also in .pdf form, with full references
Anthropomorphic entities elicit our trust and affection. They're potentially quite persuasive -- whom do they work for and what do they want from us?
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The Imperfect Observer
Judith Donath, 2010
In Questioning Nineteenth-Century Assumptions about Knowledge: Dualism a Symposium SUNY Press.
neuroscience, robotics, and the illusion of thinking we can know everything
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Artificial pets: Simple behaviors elicit complex attachments.
Judith Donath
The Encyclopedia of Animal Behavior, Marc Bekoff (ed.), Greenwood Press.
why machines will evolve to misbehave. |
Being Real ( pdf)
Judith Donath. 2000.
In The Robot in the Garden: Telerobotics and
Telepistemology in the Age of the Internet, K. Goldberg (ed.)
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
(In French, Être réel. Also available in Armenian.)
as
chatbots get smarter, what will it take to
prove you are human? |
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