At Stanford I've taught classes in digital media, journalism, and media's role in American cultural history. From the fall of 2005 to the spring of 2007, together with Professor Michael Shanks of the Classics Department, I also led Critical Studies in New Media, an interdisciplinary graduate workshop funded by the Mellon Foundation and the Stanford Humanities Center.

Ph.D. Seminars:

Communication 320
Computers, Information Ideology, and American Culture Since World War II [Syllabus]

Mixed Undergraduate and MA-level Courses:

Communication 120/220
Digital Media in Society [Syllabus]

Communication 117/217
Digital Journalism [Syllabus]

Undergraduate-only Courses:

Communication 104
Reporting and Writing the News [Syllabus]

Communication 1B
Media Culture and Society [Syllabus]

Interdisciplinary Graduate Seminar:

Critical Studies in New Media:
The Politics of Presence [Wiki]