Recursive functional programming as a conceptual tool for social scientists. - John Seely Brown (ACM Annual Conference (1), 1972)

A Symbiotic Theory Formation System. - John Seely Brown (1972)

Steps Toward Automatic Theory Formation. - John Seely Brown (IJCAI, 1973)

A Model-Driven Question-Answering System for Mixed-Initiative Computer-Assisted Construction. - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton; Frank Zdybel (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1973)

Correction to "A Model-Driven Question-Answering System for Mixed-Initiative Computer-Assisted Construction". - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton; Frank Zdybel (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern., 1973)

SOPHIE: a pragmatic use of artificial intelligence in CAI. - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton (ACM Annual Conference (2), 1974)

SOPHIE: A Step Toward Creating a Reactive Learning Environment. - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton; Alan G. Bell (Int. J. Man Mach. Stud., 1975)

Panel discussion: Intelligent instructional systems. - Avron Barr; John Seely Brown; Donald R. Gentner; Ira P. Goldstein; Mark L. Miller; John Dexter Fletcher (SIGCSE-SIGCUE, 1976)

A tutoring and student modelling paradigm for gaming environments. - Richard R. Burton; John Seely Brown (SIGCSE-SIGCUE, 1976)

Representing and using procedural bugs for educational purposes. - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton; Kathy M. Larkin (ACM Annual Conference, 1977)

Applications of Artificial Intelligence. - Saul Amarel; John Seely Brown; Bruce G. Buchanan; Peter E. Hart; Casimir A. Kulikowski; William A. Martin; Harry E. Pople (IJCAI, 1977)

Diagnostic Models for Procedural Bugs in Basic Mathematical Skills. - John Seely Brown; Richard R. Burton (Cogn. Sci., 1978)

Repair Theory: A Generative Theory of Bugs in Procedural Skills. - John Seely Brown; Kurt VanLehn (Cogn. Sci., 1980)

Foundations of Envisioning. - Johan de Kleer; John Seely Brown (AAAI, 1982)

The Origin, Form, and Logic of Qualitative Physical Laws. - John Seely Brown; Johan de Kleer (IJCAI, 1983)

A Qualitative Physics Based on Confluences. - Johan de Kleer; John Seely Brown (Artif. Intell., 1984)

Why AM and EURISKO Appear to Work. - Douglas B. Lenat; John Seely Brown (Artif. Intell., 1984)

Interfaces in organizations (panel session): supporting group work. - Irene Greif; John Seely Brown; Paul M. Cashman; Thomas W. Malone (CHI, 1985)

Issues in Cognitive and Social Ergonomics: From Our House to Bauhaus. - John Seely Brown; Susan E. Newman (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1985)

Panel: Where Should the Intelligence in Intelligent Interfaces be Placed? - Thomas Kaczmarek; Robert Neches; John Seely Brown; Phil Hayes; Thomas W. Malone; Dic Waters; Robert Wilensky; Mike Williams (AAAI, 1986)

Panel: AI and Education. - Elliot Soloway; John Seely Brown; Andy Molner; Lauren B. Resnick; Roger C. Schank (AAAI, 1986)

Human computer interaction in the year 2000. - John Thomas; John Seely Brown; William Buxton; Bill Curtis; Thomas K. Landauer (CHI, 1986)

Enhancing creativity with collaborative tools. - John Seely Brown (CSCW, 1986)

Theories of Causal Ordering. - Johan de Kleer; John Seely Brown (Artif. Intell., 1986)

Intelligence in interfaces (panel). - Robert Neches; John Seely Brown; Norman K. Sondheimer; Thomas W. Malone; Mike Williams (CHI, 1987)

Computer-supported cooperative work: breakthroughs for user acceptance. - Irene Greif; John Seely Brown; Esther Dyson; Mitchell Kapor; Thomas W. Malone (CHI, 1988)

Enacting Design for the Workplace. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (Usability - Turning Technologies into Tools, 1992)

Borderline Issues: Social and Material Aspects of Design. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1994)

Patrolling the Border: A Reply. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (Hum. Comput. Interact., 1994)

To Dream the Invisible Dream. - John Seely Brown (Commun. ACM, 1996)

The Social Life of Documents. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid; Esther Dyson (First Monday, 1996)

The Origins of Ubiquitous Computing Research at PARC in the Late 1980s. - Mark D. Weiser; Rich Gold; John Seely Brown (IBM Syst. J., 1999)

Table of Contents. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

Acknowledgments. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

Introduction: Tunneling Ahead. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

Chapter One: Limits to Information. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

Chapter Two: Agents and Angels. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

Chapter Three: Home Alone. - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (First Monday, 2000)

The social life of information (book excerpt). - John Seely Brown; Paul Duguid (Ubiquity, 2000)

The Play of Imagination: Extending the Literary Mind. - Douglas Thomas; John Seely Brown (Games Cult., 2007)

The Power of Dispositions. - John Seely Brown; Douglas Thomas (Ubiquity, 2008)

Preparing future generations for rapidly changing globalized world: What does it mean for information literacy? - Zorana Ercegovac; John Seely Brown; Leslie Johnston; Roberta Shaffer (ASIST, 2009)

Impedance Matching of Humans <=> Machines in High-Q Information Retrieval Systems. - Robert S. Bauer; Dan Brassil; Christopher Hogan; Gina Taranto; John Seely Brown (SMC, 2009)

Shaping Strategies for the IoT. - John Hagel; John Seely Brown (Computer, 2017)

Amplifying Human Creativity and Problem Solving with AI Through Generative Collective Intelligence. - Thomas P. Kehler; Scott E. Page; Alex Pentland; Martin Reeves; John Seely Brown (CoRR, 2025)