April 17, 2007
Social Computing Specialization - How Much More 2.0 Can Your Degree Be
The University of Michigan School of Information now offers a specialization in Social Computing.
Students pursuing a specialization in Social Computing learn to analyze
online social interactions, both in online communities and in more
diffuse social networks. They learn about features of social computing
technologies so they can recognize opportunities to put them to use in
new settings and make good choices about alternative implementations.
Have other schools or degree programs went beyond a single class or workshop? I have not seen any myself.
(As a person living in Ohio, I am only allowed to use the "m" word once a year, so this was it.)
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