The social shaping of cloud computing: An ethnography of infrastructure in east St. Louis, Illinois. - Colin Rhinesmith (ASIST, 2014)

The social shaping of cloud computing: an ethnography of infrastructure in East St. Louis, Illinois - Colin Rhinesmith (2014)

Public libraries and residential broadband adoption: Do more computers lead to higher rates? - Brian E. Whitacre; Colin Rhinesmith (Gov. Inf. Q., 2015)

Introduction: Research Methods for Community Informatics. - Andy Bytheway; Colin Rhinesmith; Mark Wolfe (J. Community Informatics, 2015)

Critical Questions for Community Informatics in Practice. - Martin Wolske; Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2016)

At the Edges of the National Digital Platform. - Sharon Strover; Brian E. Whitacre; Colin Rhinesmith; Alexis Schrubbe (D Lib Mag., 2017)

Introduction: Special Issue CIRN Prato Conference 2016. - Colin Rhinesmith; David Nemer; Christiana Urbano (J. Community Informatics, 2017)

Edge perspectives in online scholarly communities: A network analysis of #critlib. - Philip Espinola Coombs; Colin Rhinesmith (ASIST, 2018)

Developing Media Literacy in Public Libraries: Learning from Community Media Centers. - Colin Rhinesmith; Christiana Lynne Urbano Stanton (Public Libr. Q., 2018)

Participatory Development of an Open Source Broadband Measurement Platform for Public Libraries. - Colin Rhinesmith; Chris Ritzo; Georgia Bullen; James Werle; Alyson Gamble (iConference, 2019)

A legacy to continue. - Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2020)

Community informatics in pandemic times. - Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2021)

The Digital Equity Leadership Lab (DELL): A case study of community leadership development to promote digital equity and justice. - Colin Rhinesmith; Malana Krongelb; Jie Jiang (J. Community Informatics, 2022)

Envisioning the Future of Community Informatics. - Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2022)

Community informatics and artificial intelligence. - Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2023)

Who pays? Reflections on 20 years of The Journal of Community Informatics and the current state of Open Access publishing. - Peter Johnson; Colin Rhinesmith (J. Community Informatics, 2024)