2018 Learning, Design and Technology Expo Showcases Inventions to Improve Learning
Master’s Project provide the opportunity for LDT students to further develop and apply their learning.
mediaX Thought Leader Featured in Time Magazine Article
Professor Sam Wineburg and the Stanford History Education Group looks at how people are fooled by content they see and read on the internet.
mediaX Thought Leader Helps Develop Realistic Sounds for Computer Animation
Professor Doug James helps create a new system which synthesizes synchronized sound at the push of a button.
Trust and Transparency in Personalized Algorithms
June 5, 2018
The Trust, Transparency & Technology panel series consists of discussions that delve into the research, concepts and tools that may help create open collaborations in a world of automated intelligent agents, algorithm-driven interactions, and machines that can learn what humans can't explain.
The #mediaX2018 Conference Presentations Are Now Available
You can now see the talks from the May 8th 2018 #mediaX2018 conference that explore key aspects of the intersection between media, information technologies, and human sciences.
Registration Open for #mediaX2018 Conference: Transparency and Trust in a World of Social Bots
The #mediaX2018 Conference explores issues in authenticity, reliability, reputation, transparency and trust.
New Book by mediaX Thought Leader Celebrates Western Culture’s Open-access Tradition
Stanford Graduate School of Education Professor John Willinsky traces the history of intellectual property rights dating from medieval times.
Stanford Students Showcase Video Games As Part of Seminar Series
With guidance from professors, alumni and industry professionals, student teams that were a part of the expanded Interactive Media & Games Seminar Series created video games that you can download and play.