| Date | Presenter | Topic |
| Aug 21 | Amy Bruckman | Intro |
| Aug 28 | Besty DiSalvo | DiGRA practice talk |
| Sep 4 | Sarita Yardi | Thomas J. Banta. The Kennedy Assassination: Early Thoughts and Emotions. The Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 28, No. 2 (Summer, 1964), pp. 216-224 |
| Sep 11 | All | Pick a paper from JCMC Social Networks special issue |
| Sep 18 | Casey Fiesler | Law Review paper |
| Sep 25 | Amy | Chapter from Outliers |
| Oct 2 | John Maloney, MIT Media Lab | Scratch, Lifelong Kindergarten |
| Oct 9 | Matt Flaschen | Clay Shirky. (2008). Here Comes Everybody. (Ch. 1) |
| Oct 16 | Kurt Luther | Nancy Baym and Annette Markham. (2009). "What Constitutes Quality in Qualitative Research?" Internet Inquiry: conversations about method. Sage Publications. |
| Oct 23 | All | Guest Visitor (Felipe Ortega) |
| Oct 30 | Betsy DiSalvo | Randy Stoecker. Research Methods for Community Change. |
| Nov 6 | Corey | Sandvig, C. (2006). The Internet at play: Child users of public Internet connections. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 11(4), article 3. |
| Nov 13 | Jill Dimond | article about stalking |
| Nov 20 | John Maloney | Scratch4CS (note: seminar at 1pm in TSRB 222) |
| Nov 27 | Thanksgiving | No Seminar |
| Dec 4 | Amy | Wikipedians are Born not Made/TBA |
If you are leading seminar, remember to hand out readings at least a week in advance and send out a reminder. Or remind Sarita to send out a reminder. If there are important questions we should be thinking about while we are reading or surfing, include those in advance too.