Howard Rheingold on the past and present of virtual communities
Howard Rheingold is a writer and educator known for being one of the first thinkers to treat the internet as a social and cultural environment, introducing virtual communities.
All posts ← ← All posts Published October 14, 2021 in Pioneers Howard Rheingold on the past and present of virtual communities By Devon Zuegel Product Play Uh-oh! It looks like your ad blocker is preventing the video from playing. Please watch it on YouTube 50 min read Share this post Howard Rheingold is a writer known for his work covering the development of virtual communities. He was one of the first authors, critics, and teachers to treat the internet as a social and cultural environment and pioneered new ways of talking about social media in his book The Virtual Community: Homesteading on
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