Understanding how people use publicly available online services for work. - Toni Ferro; Katie Derthick; Jonathan T. Morgan; Elly Searle; Mark Zachry (SIGDOC, 2009)

Formalization and community investment in wikipedia's regulating texts: the role of essays. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Katie Derthick; Toni Ferro; Elly Searle; Mark Zachry; Travis Kriplean (SIGDOC, 2009)

Using user-centered design to discover motivation and priorities in an established online community. - Elly Searle; Katie Derthick; Toni Ferro; Jonathan T. Morgan; Mark Zachry (SIGDOC, 2009)

Designing qbox: a tool for sorting things out in digital spaces. - Doug Divine; Jonathan T. Morgan; Jamie Ourada; Mark Zachry (GROUP, 2010)

Negotiating with angry mastodons: the wikipedia policy environment as genre ecology. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Mark Zachry (GROUP, 2010)

Robot rescue!: an HRI engineering outreach activity. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Sarah Kriz (HRI, 2010)

Detecting authority bids in online discussions. - Alex Marin; Mari Ostendorf; Bin Zhang 009; Jonathan T. Morgan; Meghan Oxley; Mark Zachry; Emily M. Bender (SLT, 2010)

"What i know is...": establishing credibility on Wikipedia talk pages. - Meghan Oxley; Jonathan T. Morgan; Mark Zachry; Brian Hutchinson (Int. Sym. Wikis, 2010)

ConsiderIt: improving structured public deliberation. - Travis Kriplean; Jonathan T. Morgan; Deen Freelon; Alan Borning; Lance Bennett (CHI Extended Abstracts, 2011)

Lifting the veil: the expression of values in online communities. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Robert M. Mason; Karine Nahon (iConference, 2011)

Is this what you meant?: promoting listening on the web with reflect. - Travis Kriplean; Michael Toomim; Jonathan T. Morgan; Alan Borning; Amy J. Ko (CHI, 2012)

Supporting reflective public thought with ConsiderIt. - Travis Kriplean; Jonathan T. Morgan; Deen Freelon; Alan Borning; Lance Bennett (CSCW, 2012)

Negotiating Cultural Values in Social Media: A Case Study from Wikipedia. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Robert M. Mason; Karine Nahon (HICSS, 2012)

Indicoder: an extensible system for online annotation. - Michael D. Gilbert; Jonathan T. Morgan; Mark Zachry; David W. McDonald (CSCW Companion, 2013)

Tea and sympathy: crafting positive new user experiences on wikipedia. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Siko Bouterse; Heather Walls; Sarah Stierch (CSCW, 2013)

A content analysis of wikiproject discussions: toward a typology of coordination language used by virtual teams. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Michael D. Gilbert; Mark Zachry; David W. McDonald (CSCW Companion, 2013)

Managing complexity: strategies for group awareness and coordinated action in Wikipedia. - Michael D. Gilbert; Jonathan T. Morgan; David W. McDonald; Mark Zachry (OpenSym, 2013)

Project talk: coordination work and group membership in WikiProjects. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Michael D. Gilbert; David W. McDonald; Mark Zachry (OpenSym, 2013)

Are We There Yet?: The Development of a Corpus Annotated for Social Acts in Multilingual Online Discourse. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Meghan Oxley; Emily M. Bender; Liyi Zhu; Varya Gracheva; Mark Zachry (Dialogue Discourse, 2013)

Editing beyond articles: diversity & dynamics of teamwork in open collaborations. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Michael D. Gilbert; David W. McDonald; Mark Zachry (CSCW, 2014)

Advancing an Industry/Academic Partnership Model for Open Collaboration Research. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Aaron Halfaker; Dario Taraborelli; Tim Hwang; Sean P. Goggins (CSCW Companion, 2015)

Effects of a Wikipedia Orientation Game on New User Edits. - Sneha Narayan; Jake Orlowitz; Jonathan T. Morgan; Aaron D. Shaw (CSCW Companion, 2015)

Breaking into new Data-Spaces: Infrastructure for Open Community Science. - Aaron Halfaker; Jonathan T. Morgan; Yuvaraj Pandian; Elizabeth Thiry; William Rand; Kristen Schuster; Anthony J. Million; Sean P. Goggins; David Laniado (CSCW Companion, 2016)

The Wikipedia Adventure: Field Evaluation of an Interactive Tutorial for New Users. - Sneha Narayan; Jake Orlowitz; Jonathan T. Morgan; Benjamin Mako Hill; Aaron D. Shaw (CSCW, 2017)

Evaluating the impact of the Wikipedia Teahouse on newcomer socialization and retention. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Aaron Halfaker (OpenSym, 2018)

Reciprocity and Donation: How Article Topic, Quality and Dwell Time Predict Banner Donation on Wikipedia. - Rafal Kocielnik; Os Keyes; Jonathan T. Morgan; Dario Taraborelli; David W. McDonald; Gary Hsieh (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2018)

'Welcome' Changes?: Descriptive and Injunctive Norms in a Wikipedia Sub-Community. - Jonathan T. Morgan; Anna Filippova (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2018)

Eliciting New Wikipedia Users' Interests via Automatically Mined Questionnaires: For a Warm Welcome, Not a Cold Start. - Ramtin Yazdanian; Leila Zia; Jonathan T. Morgan; Bahodir Mansurov; Robert West 001 (ICWSM, 2019)

Citation Needed: A Taxonomy and Algorithmic Assessment of Wikipedia's Verifiability. - Miriam Redi; Besnik Fetahu; Jonathan T. Morgan; Dario Taraborelli (WWW, 2019)

A Taxonomy of Knowledge Gaps for Wikimedia Projects (First Draft). - Miriam Redi; Martin Gerlach; Isaac Johnson 001; Jonathan T. Morgan; Leila Zia (CoRR, 2020)