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Dave_L_Jones: What happens when design geeks start talking about board games? http://bit.ly/d7P4Ec [I missed the fact that Monopoly was redesigned] #CeME

cback002: Interesting: customers at my desk job keep asking which checkbox they should "click" on our PAPER sign-in log.

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Credit & Thanks

  • The design of the CeME website is based on the WIDE website @ MSU.
  • Thanks to Mike McCleod for the help!

The CeME Lab

CeME is an interdisciplinary lab focused on innovating and enhancing our experiences with technology. Through partnerships, consulting, and research projects, our researchers participate in projects whose outcomes are aimed at improving the use of digital technologies. <more>

CeME News

CeME Co-Director Interviewed by WTKR Channel 3

Dr. Liza Potts was interviewed by several local network news teams to discuss the use of social media in organizing the flash mob at ODU on Dececember 10, 2009. Click here to watch WTKR's story.

AOIR Presentation

Dr. Liza Potts attended the 10th annual Association for Internet Researcher’s conference in Milwaukee, WI. Potts was part of the panel on Twitter, presenting a paper entitled “Tweeting Disaster How Twitter Can Support Victims, Survivors, and the Rest of Us.”

SIGDOC Presentations

Dr. Liza Potts, along with PhD Candidates Katie Retzinger and Dave Jones attended the 27th annual SIGDOC conference in Bloomington, IN. Potts, Retzinger and Jones all presented papers at the conference as well.

Co-Directors Interviewed for Mace & Crown

Dr. Liza Potts and Dr. Kathie Gossett were interviewed for a feature article for ODU's student newspaper the Mace & Crown. The article focused on the support given to CeME by both the Department of English and the College of Arts and Letters.

CeME Co-Director Wins Award

Dr. Kathie Gossett, along with Dr. Karl Stolley (IIT) and Dr. Douglas Eyman (GMU), won the 2008 Computers & Composition Michelle Kendrick Digital Production/Scholarship Award for the redesign of the online journal Kairos.