My enthusiasm for Twitter varies. Here are three other online places you can find me:

Quick reminder that I'm more active on BlueSky and LinkedIn. I'm easy to find on both.

Here's a Penn State News article about our recent CSCW paper, which received a DEI recognition from the conference.

Finally, if you're a friend (broadly speaking!) you can connect with me on Facebook. Again, I'm easy to find.

I used the Sky Follower Bridge plugin for Chrome. It needed my B***sky password, which I changed immediately afterward.

I’ve created an account on b***sky to give it a try. My handle there is simply my first name. Please follow me there if you also use it.

Also, one of the privileges of being mid-career in academia is witnessing the story arcs: triumphs, obstacles, periods of uncertainty, and second acts. They play out slowly, and they build up over time.

Also, one of the privileges of being mid-career in academia is witnessing the story arcs: triumphs, obstacles, periods of uncertainty, and second acts. They play out slowly, and they build up over time.

Re current #cscw2024 Town Hall discussion: Mileage may vary, but this is among the most solid big-conference wifi I’ve used. Credit to the organizers and venue.

Relevant to being at #cscw2024: For people at their very first computing(-adjacent) conference, I’ve written a conference guide. It includes what events happen, what you should do to take advantage of the experience, and strategies to start conversations.

Starting soon in Central 3, my collaborator @CGraziul will present this paper #CSCW2024

People going to #emnlp2024: although I won’t be there, I had a long layover in Miami today on the way to #cscw2024 in Costa Rica. I got out to see Little Havana and this walking tour was nice. I recommend Ball and Chain for a meal.

This morning in my course "NLP Meets the World", we had an engaging conversation about whether it's OK for faculty to use LLMs to write reference letters. This pre-class reading seeded the discussion.

I'm very pleased to share our paper received a DEI Recognition from CSCW!

I'll be at @ACM_CSCW next week in Costa Rica. My last CSCW was 2013, in San Antonio, and I've been trying to get back since. Please get in touch if you'd like to talk about natural language processing for privacy, computational social science, and social good.