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245		4	_aThe participatory cultures handbook/ _cedited by Aaron Delwiche and Jennifer Henderson
260			_aNew York: _bRoutledge, _c2013.
300			_axvi, 289 p. : _bill. ; _c26 cm.
505			_a1. Introduction: what is participatory culture? 2. The new left and the computer underground: recovering political antecedents of participatory culture 3. From participation to power 4. Wikis and participatory fandom 5. Who's steering the mothership? The role of the fanboy auteur in transmedia storytelling 6. The guiding spirit and the powers that be: a response to Suzanne Scott 7. A localization shop's tale: bringing an independent Japanese role-playing game to North America 8. Collaborative new media poetry: mixed and remixed 9. Collaborative comics: the story behind Pixton 10. The assault on creative culture: politics of cultural ownership 11. The creative conversation of collective intelligence 12. Blogging as a free frame of reference 13. Crowdsourcing: a model for leveraging online communities 14. How particle physicists constructed the world's largest grid: a case study in participatory cultures 15. Restructuring civic engagement: meaningful choice and game design thinking 16. The future of participatory budgeting: political participation and practicable policy 17. Participatory democracy 18. Cultures of participation in social movements 19. From cultures of participation to the rise of crisis mapping in a networked world 20. Digital activism in authoritarian countries 21. Activism on the ground: Habitat for Humanity 22. Participative pedagogy for a literacy of literacies 23. Leveraging digital media to create a participatory learning culture among incarcerated youth 13. The expanding role for media literacy in the age of participatory cultures 15. Participation and the technological imaginary: interactivity or interpassivity? 26. Participatory culture and media life: approaching freedom 27. Legal constraints on participatory cultures in the United States: anonymity, concealment, and revelation 28. Toward an ethical framework for online participatory cultures
650			_aInformation technology--Social aspects
650			_aSocial participation
650			_aSocial media
650			_aOnline social networks
650			_aMass media--Social aspects
700			_aDelwiche, Aaron, ed.
700			_aHenderson, Jennifer, ed.
942			_cBOOKS