Ong and Media Ecology
A short overview can explain how orality, literacy, writing technologies, and electronic media shape memory, attention, dialogue, and schooling.
A public map of Micah Miner's writing-adjacent GitHub Pages projects outside the qualifying-paper ecosystem: conference talks, practitioner decks, leadership briefs, screen-practice tools, and publication pathways.
This hub intentionally excludes the qualifying-paper/dissertation companion suite. It gathers public-facing artifacts that support writing, professional learning, district technology leadership, and practitioner-facing scholarship.
This section gives the hub a place to grow without mixing it into the dissertation companion suite. It can hold a brief media ecology overview, selected AI-created videos, and a plain-language explanation of how the public writing connects to the larger research program.
A short overview can explain how orality, literacy, writing technologies, and electronic media shape memory, attention, dialogue, and schooling.
A curated shelf can collect short AI-generated explainers, reflection clips, or visual essays that extend the writing without replacing the argument.
A concise explanation can connect practitioner-facing work to the broader research trajectory while keeping qualifying-paper materials in their own hub.
These links point back to the writing and publication areas of the main website so this GitHub hub can function as a companion map, not a replacement for the publication archive.
Primary publication index for articles, guest posts, media appearances, and written projects.
Open publication pageBook and author pathway connected to practical AI integration, leadership, and classroom use.
Open main siteCurrent public writing on AI, education, technology leadership, digital citizenship, and social studies.
Open blogPortfolio context for selected projects, presentations, and public scholarship.
Open portfolioThis page is for writing-adjacent public artifacts: professional talks, practitioner resources, leadership briefs, and portfolio links. Dissertation instruments, qualifying-paper companions, and research-methods pages belong in the Dissertation Sites Dashboard instead.