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CV David R. Carroll MFA Postal 2 West 13 Street New York, NY 10003 Phone +1 212 229 8908 x4092 Fax +1 212 229 5941 Mobile +1 917 302 1296 Twitter @profcarroll Email [email protected] Web dave.parsons.edu Research Profile Exploring the intersections between media design, culture, policy, industry, and education. Responding with research and analysis examining major shifts in media indicated by adblocking as it relates to advertising, adtech, data rights, privacy, surveillance, social media, and journalism. Education 2000 MFA Design & Technology, Parsons School of Design, New School for Social Research, Pulse new media art installation, graduate thesis exhibition 1997 BA Art History & Religion with Highest Honors, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, Cum Laude, “Reconsidering the Impact of Tourism on Balinese Dance-Drama” Honors Thesis Academic Appointments 2011- Associate Professor of Media Design with Extended Employment at the School of Art, Media and Technology, Parsons School of Design, The New School 2014 Detachment as Associate Professor of Media Design at Parsons Paris, The New School, Spring Semester 2010-2013 Director, MFA Design & Technology graduate degree program at the School of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons School of Design, The New School 2002-2004 Interim Director, BFA Design & Technology undergraduate degree program at Parsons School of Design, The New School 2007 Visiting Scholar, Academy of Arts and Design, Tsinghua University, Beijing, teaching a month-long summer intensive for Information Design department 2001-2011 Assistant Professor of Media Design at the School of Art, Media and Technology, Parsons School of Design, The New School, Extended-Employment-track position 1999-2001 Instructor at Parsons School of Design, Continuing Education and MFA Design and Technology 1 Professional Positions 2014-2015 Co-founder, President, CEO of Delvetica, Inc., makers of Glossy.io, a visual-relational editorial archive search and discovery platform powered by machine learning, born at NYC Media Lab with Hearst, incubated at Made in New Media Center by IFP 2002-2007 Director of Multimedia, Second Thought, Inc., interactive media agency serving clients including AOL, CNN, ESPN, PBS, Random House, Time and others 2000-2001 Director of Multimedia, thoughtbubble productions, inc., interactive media agency serving clients including Smithsonian, Warner Bros. Interactive, HBO and others 1997-1998 Freelance Interactive Media Design for clients including News Corp Digital, Guy Gannett New Media and others Consultancies 2011-2013 Institute of Play for New Learning Institute (Pearson Foundation), Mobile Quest summer program at Quest to Learn school. Developed mobile learning and game design curriculum on ARIS platform. Institute of Play for New Learning Institute (Pearson Foundation) at Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, D.C., ARTLAB+ summer program. Developed mobile learning and game design curriculum on ARIS platform. 2009-2010 Mozilla Foundation for Hive Learning Network 2009 Social Science Research Council for New Youth City Learning Network Institute of Play for Nokia Mobile Learning Institute at Parsons School for Design, Mobile Quest summer program with Katie Salen Exhibitions 2011 Co-organizer, curatorial, DisFluency, with Jeanna Hamilton, George Bixby, Ryan Raffa Melanie Crean. Aronson Gallery, Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, Parsons School of Design, November 28 to December 16. http://disfluencyexhibition.org 2008-2009 Co-creator, 1000 Cell Phones, mobile media installation with Benjamin Bacon, Haiyan Huang, and Sven Travis MUM 2009 (8th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia), November 23 to 25, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK FIGMENT 2009, Governors Island, New York City, June 12 to 14 Synthetic Times 2008, National Art Museum of China, Beijing, June 10 to July 3 2008 Co-curator, Parsons BFA Thesis Exhibition, with Julia Wargaski, Chelsea Art Museum, New York, May 14 to 24 2 Peer-Reviewed Publications 2017 Carroll, D.R., (Received August 2015, Accepted November 2015, Published November 2017). Encyclopedia Entry: “Instagram.” Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology, 2nd Edition. 2016 Carroll, D.R. (Received January 2016, Accepted March 2016, Published September 2016). Contributed Chapter: “A Different Kind of Startup is Possible.” Ours to Hack and Own: The Rise of Platform Cooperativism, a New Vision for the Future of Work and a Fairer Internet, Edited by Trebor Scholz and Nathan Schneider. Carroll, D.R., (Received July 2014, Accepted March 2015, Published March 2016). The Transgressive Early Adopter: Begin a Google Glass Explorer. Cuarderno 55, Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios en Diseño y Comunicación [Ensayos]. Centro de Estudios en Diseño y Comunicación. Facultad de Diseño y Comunicación. Universidad de Palermo. Buenos Aires. 2011 Rizvi, S.L., Dimeff, L.A., Skutch, J., Carroll, D., & Linehan, M.M. (2011). A pilot study of the DBT Coach: An interactive mobile phone application for individuals with borderline personality disorder and substance use disorder. Behavior Therapy, 42, 589-600. Scholz, R. Trebor, et al. Learning Through Digital Media: Experiments in Technology and Pedagogy. 1st. New York: The Institute for Distributed Creativity, 2011. Print. eBook. Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications 2016 Opinion Column, net magazine, Adblocking is a Boycott: David Carroll takes a closer look at how marketing technology has failed. FutureNet Publishing UK, March 2016 2015 Guest Blog, Digital Content Next, You say you ignore the banners but they never ignore you. September 28. https://digitalcontentnext.org/blog/2015/09/28/you-say-you-ignore-the-banners- but-they-never-ignore-you/ Contributed Chapter, Chapter 19: David Carroll: Students and Surveillance, Sidebar by David Carroll: Apps That Track. Steven Heller & Véronique Vienne, co-authors, Becoming a Graphic and Digital Designer: A Guide to Careers in Design, John Wiley & Sons, ISBN 978- 118-771198-3 2008 Synthetic Times Exhibition Catalog, “1000 Cell Phones”, text and image art direction, Edited by Fan Di’an and Zhang Ga, MIT Press, 2008. ISBN: 9780262512268 2007 Adobe Developer Connection, “Packing Lite: A Mobile Media Interface Primer” August 27 Conference Proceedings 2011 AAPOR 2011, Schober, M.F., Conrad, F.G., Antoun, C., Carroll, D., Ehlen, P., Fail, S., Hupp, A.L., Johnston, M., Kellner, C., Nichols, K., Percifield, L., Vickers, L., Yan, H., & Zhang, C. (May 2011). Disclosure and quality of answers in text and voice interviews on iPhones. Paper presented at the 67th annual conference of the American Association for Public Opinion Research, Orlando, FL. 2009 MUM 2009, Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, November 22-25, Cambridge, UK, International Conference Proceedings Series, ACM Press, Carroll, D., Huang H.; Bacon, B., “1000 Cell Phones”, pp.160-162 3 ICOGRADA World Design Congress 2009, Educator Network Conference Proceedings, Carroll, D., Huang, H., “1000 Cell Phones: Visualizing Invisible Identities Ideographically” Conferences, Competitively Juried Presentations 2011 Juried Lecture, Workshop, Short Talk, Mobility Shifts 2011: An International Future of Learning Summit, October 10-16, The New School, New York City. Lecture: Multimodal Survey Research Project, David Carroll, Michael Schober, October 12; Workshop: Locative Media Workshop: 7scenes, David Carroll, Ronald Lenz, October 15; Short Talk: Progressive Digital Pedagogy: Remix, Collaboration Crowdsourcing, October 15 Juried Panel, DML 2011: Designing Learning Futures: Digital Media & Learning Conference, March 3-5, Long Beach, California. Panel: The Competing Conditions and Interests of Designing Mobile Learning Experiences for Kids, Diana Rhoten, David Carroll, Yasser Ansari, Dr. Gwenn O’Keefe, Andy Russell, March 4 2009 Juried Demo, MUM 2009: 8th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, November 22-25, Cambridge, UK. Demo: 1000 Cell Phones, Visualizing Identities Ideographically, Mobile Media Installation Lectures, Panels, Workshops, Seminars, Summits, and Symposia 2015 Invited Panel, Immersive Worlds conference, Baruch College (CUNY), Adblock is a Boycott, April 7 Invited Panel, Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard University, Nieman in New York: How big a threat is ad blocking to publishers?, NYU, December 2 Invited Talk, UX Awards, Adblock is a Boycott, Parsons, November 16 Invited Workshop, NYC Media Lab Summit, NYU, Livestreaming workshop, September 25 Invited Workshop, Collab/Space, MediaShift, Ford Foundation, July 15 Invited Talk, DCN Annual Summit, Final plenary talk, Miami, January 22 2014 Invited Workshop to Brainstorm Better Protective Solutions for Ebola Health Care Workers, Executive Office of the President of the United States and United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, Washington, DC, October 10 2013 Invited Seminar, The twenty-first century trans-disciplinary degree: the case of innovation-creativity degree programs, An international roundtable seminar, convened by James Cook University, Singapore, September 22-23 Grant Presentation, The Deconstructed Magazine and Relational Stories, Open Seed Research Fund with Hearst Corporation, NYC Media Lab Annual Research Summit, September 19 Invited Panel, Media + Technology in an Age of Disruption, with Gilead Lotan, VP R&D, Betaworks, Matt Boggie, Director of Tech Strategy, R&D, The New York Times, moderated by Chris Dannon, Editor, FastCo Labs, hosted by NYC Media Lab, InternetWeek,
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