Henry Jenkins is Provost Professor of Communication, Journalism, Cinematic Arts and Education at the University of Southern California.

“Henry Jenkins collects here, for a dark political time, some engaging conversations with leading scholars around one core issue: the transformative social potential of culture when it operates in a participatory mode. The result is open, richly contextual, and genuinely exhilarating.”Nick Couldry, London School of Economics and Political Science“Participatory Culture contains a multiplicity of voices that each uniquely expresses support for democracy, empowerment, respect, and empathy. With this book, Henry Jenkins has generously created a transdisciplinary meeting place, which will offer novel ideas to each reader.”Nico Carpentier, Charles University in Prague

• Introduction: Between Blog and Book Part I: Participatory Culture1 Introduction2 How Slapshot Inspired a Cultural Revolution: The Wu Ming Foundation (2006) 3 Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: David Gauntlett (2011)  4 Digital Cosmopolitans: Ethan Zuckerman (2014) Part II: Participatory Learning5 Introduction6 “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: The Digital Youth Project (2008) 7 Risks, Rights, and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: Sonia Livingstone (2009)  8 Is Facebook a Gated Community?: S. Craig Watkins (2009)  9 How Learners Can Be on  Top of Their Game: James Paul Gee (2011) 10 Teens, Teachers and Mobile Tech: Antero Garcia (2017) Part III: Participatory Politics 11 Introduction12 Manufacturing Dissent: Stephen Duncombe (2007) 13 The Political Lives of Black Youth: Cathy Cohen (2011)  14 Transmedia Activism: Lina Srivastava  (2016) 15 Remixing Gender Through Popular Media: Jonathan McIntosh (2017) 16 Charting Documentary’s Futures: William Uricchio (2016)  NotesIndex

Henry Jenkins is Provost Professor of Communication, Journalism, Cinematic Arts and Education at the University of Southern California.

“Henry Jenkins collects here, for a dark political time, some engaging conversations with leading scholars around one core issue: the transformative social potential of culture when it operates in a participatory mode. The result is open, richly contextual, and genuinely exhilarating.”Nick Couldry, London School of Economics and Political Science“Participatory Culture contains a multiplicity of voices that each uniquely expresses support for democracy, empowerment, respect, and empathy. With this book, Henry Jenkins has generously created a transdisciplinary meeting place, which will offer novel ideas to each reader.”Nico Carpentier, Charles University in Prague

• Introduction: Between Blog and Book Part I: Participatory Culture1 Introduction2 How Slapshot Inspired a Cultural Revolution: The Wu Ming Foundation (2006) 3 Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: David Gauntlett (2011)  4 Digital Cosmopolitans: Ethan Zuckerman (2014) Part II: Participatory Learning5 Introduction6 “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: The Digital Youth Project (2008) 7 Risks, Rights, and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: Sonia Livingstone (2009)  8 Is Facebook a Gated Community?: S. Craig Watkins (2009)  9 How Learners Can Be on  Top of Their Game: James Paul Gee (2011) 10 Teens, Teachers and Mobile Tech: Antero Garcia (2017) Part III: Participatory Politics 11 Introduction12 Manufacturing Dissent: Stephen Duncombe (2007) 13 The Political Lives of Black Youth: Cathy Cohen (2011)  14 Transmedia Activism: Lina Srivastava  (2016) 15 Remixing Gender Through Popular Media: Jonathan McIntosh (2017) 16 Charting Documentary’s Futures: William Uricchio (2016)  NotesIndex