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Connecting with dramaBBC

By Professor John Monk (The Open University)

27 April 2006

We explore how Radio 4's Connecting series dramatises the opportunities and risks of modern communication technologies  Read more : Connecting with drama

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Communication in the digital agephotos.com

By Nigel Appleton (Guest), Dr Simon Locke (Guest), Professor John Monk (The Open University)

09 October 1998

How will communication change as we move from analogue to digital discourse?  Read more : Communication in the digital age

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Man vs machineBBC

By Michael Marshall Smith (Guest), John McCrone (Guest), Professor John Monk (The Open University)

06 August 1998

Should we worry about robots one day getting tired of being the junior partners?  Read more : Man vs machine

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Monk, John (2012). Creating reality. In: Bissell, Chris and Dillon, Chris eds. Ways of Thinking, Ways of Seeing: Mathematical and Other Modelling in Engineering and Technology. Automation, Collaboration, & E-Services (1). Berlin: Springer, pp. 1–28.

Monk, John (2011). Bodies, machines and politics. In: Hughes, Rolf and Sundén, Jenny eds. Second Nature: Origins and Originality in Art, Science, and New Media. Stockholm: Axl Books, pp. 29–58.

Monk, John (2011). Signs and signals. In: Ramage, Magnus and Chapman, David eds. Perspectives on Information. Routledge Studies in Library and Information Science. Abingdon, UK and New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 51–64.

Walker, Mark; Bissell, Christopher and Monk, John (2010). The PLC: a logical development. Measurement + Control, 43(9), pp. 280–284.

Monk, John (2009). Ethics, engineers and drama. Science and Engineering Ethics, 15(1), pp. 111–123.

Ferreira, Giselle and Monk, John (2009). Using drama to introduce ethics to technology students and practitioners. In: 10th Annual Conference of the HEA Subject Centre for ICS, 25-27 Aug 2009, Canterbury.

Monk, John (2008). Emotion, engineering and ethics. In: WPE-2008 Workshop on Philosophy and Engineering, 10-12 November 2008, Royal Academy of Engineering, Carlton House Terrace, London.

Monk, John (2008). Technology Games. In: WPE-2008 Workshop on Philosophy and Engineering, 10-12 November 2008, Royal Academy of Engineering, Carlton House Terrace, London.

Monk, John and Ferreira, Giselle (2008). Resources for an experimental course in ethics. In: WPE-2008 Workshop on Philosophy and Engineering, 10-12 November 2008, Royal Academy of Engineering, Carlton House Terrace, London.

Holt, A.; Huang, C. Y.; Bartels, S. and Monk, J. (2008). Monitoring large management domains with mobile agents. Mediterranean Journal of Computers and Networks, 4(1), pp. 13–19.

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John Monk is professor of electronics (digital systems) at The Open University. He is a student of Far Eastern electronics developments, contributes to the Royal Academy of Engineering working group on teaching engineering ethics and plays a number of roles in the registration of engineers through the recently formed Institution of Engineering and Technology. John co-edited Hybrid Thought and the recently-republished The Book of Models and has published papers on engineering education, digital technology and philosophy. He was awarded a PhD from the University of Warwick in Electrical Sciences.

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