Hello

(Website design revamp under way)

Thanks for visiting my website. This is where I collect assorted musings which I occasionally write on my blog, and an online place for me to share the latest on projects and events.
I will be importing all of my content to a new design, stay tuned for updates and apologies for any broken links at the moment!​

A Little About Me:

Hi, everybody. I’m a researcher, writer, and teacher based at the University of Cambridge. Currently I’m the Manager of the Cambridge ThinkLab, and Senior Research Associate at the Intellectual Forum, Jesus College, University of Cambridge.
I research, write, and teach social media, digital distractions, and reading habits. I also work with various organizations on digital productivity and digital wellbeing.

Usually (but not always), the quickest way to get in touch with me is on
Twitter: @tylershores
LinkedIn
Threadshttps://twitter.com/tylershores
Instagram
and Mastodon, kind of

Here is a free online course on Digital Wellbeing and Productivity that we have produced at Jesus College through edX. It is a flexible, self-paced online course on some of the topics that I am most interested in and have created this course to be accessible for as wide a variety as possible.

Sign up for free by clicking the image below!

Paperback

$15.00 + shipping

Kindle

$15.00 + shipping

Hardcover

$15.00 + shipping

Audiobook

$15.00 + shipping

In the meantime, here are a few links of what I’ve been up to, including some great new Cambridge ThinkLab updates:

How will Generative AI Disrupt and Revolutionise Higher Education?” A ThinkLab roundable discussion with Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Education, Bhaskar Vira, Professor Inger Mewburn, and Professor Susan Robertson

“Review: Discover Animation: Art, Legacy, Memory and Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play” A blog post I wrote with Alexandra Gushurst-Moore on the Cambridge ADC production of “Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play” (huge thanks to Harry Shearer for joining us during our roundtable discussion!).

How does social media affect our sense of self and community?” An interview I did for the Jesus College, University of Cambridge magazine with some highlights of some of my research and other topics I’m very interested in.