02:07

"MITERS: Dubious Electric Vehicles on Ice" by Dane Kouttron

02:27

"Cine-GuerrilleroZ" by Albert Figurt

01:55

"mocha.mov" by Jessica Ding

02:36

"Exploring MIT Through the Eyes of ODL’s Fellows" by Ambar Reyes

02:43

"Circulation: A Day in the Life of Library Books" by Rebekah Oden

03:00

"WITNESS" by Ronald Alvarez

03:01

"MIT Caving Club Investigating Rocks, Ice, and Caves" by Katrina Jander

03:01

"Doug³" by Adric Giles

02:59

"We Are Arcturus" by Servando Avalos

03:00

"Ceilings at MIT" by Erin Hovendon

01:23:28

"Pomegranate" reading and discussion, with the book's author Helen Elaine Lee

03:00

"MIT Field Report" - by Iris Zeng

02:54

"An Old Technique" - by Jade Chongsathapornpong

02:51

"Train Connect Assemble Extract" - by Max Frischknecht

02:59

"At What Cost" - by Kidist Adamu

03:01

"Stata Center 4th Floor R&D Pub" - by Karyn Nakamura

03:10

Lupe Fiasco and Carl Holt - "The Coldest Cuts"

03:01

"A Day in the Life, an MIT Dogumentary" - by Paula Aguilera

02:00

"Banana Lounge" - by Sabrina Hu

02:41

"Welcome to Arcturus" - by Audrey Chen

01:29:46

Lupe Fiasco presents “Rap Theory & Practice: an Introduction”

01:06:47

The forensic citizen: Learning from the past, preparing for the future

57:29

Moving images in absentia: Courtroom looking in the age of hyper-mediation

57:45

The long & ambiguous (pre)history of audiovisual in the Black experience

01:03:12

Resilient witnessing in the face of human rights abuses, distrust, and deepfakes

01:10:39

The whole world is watching: How 1968 helps us frame the present

01:21:29

Mary Beth Meehan and Fred Turner, “Seeing Silicon Valley”

30:07

Tomás Guarna, "Trust Machines: Cryptocurrencies, Blockchains, and Humans In Cultures of Mistrust"

38:03

Video: Charles North, The William Corbett Poetry Series

30:10

JJ Otto-Hawke, "Artifacts of Worldbuilding in Experiential Legacy Games"

01:21:32

Saving the News: Why the Constitution Calls for Government Action to Preserve Freedom of Speech

25:52

Marvez, "Controversial Science Argumentation Skills for Teachers"

34:57

Emily Grandjean, "Networked Foraging and Infrastructural Media in the United States"

01:25:40

Oscar Winberg, “Archie Bunker Goes to Washington”

01:20:48

Jens Pohlmann, “Platform Regulation and the Digital Public Sphere: Germany and the United States”

42:38

William Corbett Poetry Series: “Our Ancestors Did Not Breathe This Air”, Six Muslim Women in STEM

01:21:55

Katherine Jewell, “Party City: WMBR, Institutional Change, and Democratic Media”

44:06

David Thorburn: The William Corbett Poetry Series

01:24:20

Jorge Caraballo, “How to Use Audio Storytelling to Cultivate a Community and Keep it Engaged”

01:20:33

Eric Freedman, “Non-Binary Binaries and Unreal MetaHumans”

01:20:12

Lynn Nottage’s "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark" and the Making of Black Women’s Film History

01:12:44

Alexandra To, “Uplifting Us: Design Opportunities in Centering Racialized Experiences in Games”

01:18:46

Craig Robertson, “The Filing Cabinet and the Gendering of Information Work”

01:25:14

Graphic Materiality, Trauma, and Expressionist Comics: Artist’s Talk With Leela Corman

01:19:59

Edward Schiappa, "The Transgender Exigency: The Role of Media Representation"

01:04:00

Memorial Colloquium in Honor of Jing Wang

01:22:27

Nick Thurston, “Document Practices: The Art of Propagating Access”

01:24:14

Victoria Cain, “Educated Viewers: Civic Spectatorship, Media Literacy, and American Schools”

01:18:17

Sulafa Zidani, “Messy on the Inside: Internet Memes as Mapping Tools of Everyday Life”

47:43

Diego Cerna Aragon, “Media Controversies at the Decline of the Peruvian Miracle”

45:00

Will Freudenheim, “The Network and the Classroom: A History of Hypermedia Learning Environments”

50:28

Andrea Kim, “The Myth of Post-Racial Avatars”

47:07

Elon Justice, “Hillbilly Talkback: Co-Creation and Counter-Narrative in Appalachia”

38:11

Kelly Wagman, “Sex, Power, and Technology: A Relational Engineering Ethos as Feminist Utopia”

48:33

Roya Moussapour, “Standardized Testing and Predatory College Marketing in the United States”

45:43

Mike Sugarman, “Playing It By Ear: Improvisation and Music Livestreaming during COVID-19”

01:27:23

Jonathan Sterne, “Diminished Vocalities: On Prostheses and Abilities”

01:28:24

James Wynn, “Promotional Narratives, Science Fiction, and the Case for Mars Colonization”

01:25:10

Measuring Equity-Promoting Behaviors in Digital Teaching Simulations: A Topic Modeling Approach

01:25:55

Charisse L’Pree, "What is a Media Psychography? A 20-year Methodological Journey