Elizabeth Stokoe

@LizStokoe
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Professor and Academic Director of Impact at #LSE | Honorary Professor at #Loughborough University | Industry Fellow at Deployed.co (2021-22) & Typeform.com (2018-19) | Member of Independent Sage Behaviour Group (2020-) | #EMCA | #Conversation | #Communication | #Psychology | CPsychol | HonFBPsS | She/her
Mediumhttps://elizabeth-stokoe.medium.com/
Independent SAGEhttps://www.independentsage.org/
Conversation Analytic Role-play Methodhttps://www.carmtraining.org/
Spotify Playlist of my Interviews and Podcastshttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/6IlSN5dkMASAA3wkpgBetj?si=e4ee0e8aa1ce4f8a&nd=1
Elizabeth StokoeMay 3, 2025
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Elizabeth StokoeMar 5, 2025
We (Kevin Whitehead, Geoff Raymond, and I) are very happy to announce a new book: Categories in Social Interaction - out now from Routledge. In it, we investigate categories from the most mundane to those most strongly associated with power and privilege. By examining the reciprocal relationships between categorial phenomena and the basic structures of social interaction, we aim to provide a new integration of CA and MCA #EMCA
Elizabeth StokoeJan 15, 2025

New CARM workshop for #EMCA researchers wanting to develop their own training - inc development, design, delivery, and evaluating #impact and #benefit

📍📅 Friday 7th March 2025, 10.30-16.30 GMT, online - to register:

eshop.lse.ac.uk/product-cata... (fee covers 1-2-1 support for CARM Affiliates) 💬

Elizabeth StokoeAug 15, 2024

"Asking for things is more complicated than you think"

My April 2024 talk at the Conversation Design Institute's Beyond Boundaries Global Festival - for all things conversation design and conversational #AI - is now online at https://hubs.la/Q02JRtD60

#CxD #Tech #Chatbots #EMCA

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Elizabeth StokoeJun 9, 2024
A sunny afternoon in #Cambridge with Eunice (Dr Eunice Fisher who, after 30 years of post-PhD friendship, I still refer to as my #EMCA #PhD supervisor) 🌿🌺💚🩷
Elizabeth StokoeMay 12, 2024
Virgi:May 3, 2024
I'm finally attending CARM training by @LizStokoe and I'm loving it so far! So exciting to get to understand - through an open, honest account - how someone arrives at building a powerful tool like CARM, and to see how #conversationanlysis makes a real difference in the world😍
Elizabeth StokoeApr 20, 2024
Today is my final day as Prof II at the University of Southeastern Norway (USN). It's been nine years since my first visit, after Prof Karianne Skovholt's delightful invitation arrived in 2015. Tusen takk to her, to USN, and to everyone I've worked with since then. I'm sure I'll return!
Elizabeth StokoeApr 20, 2024

Next week, as part of Conversation Design Institute's Beyond Boundaries Festival in Barcelona, I'm delighted to be taking part in this Fireside Chat and Networking Event with Women in Voice - LisaTalia Moretti, Tanya Van Gastel, and host Deborah Akinyele #CxD #Voice

Register free: lnkd.in/eV3XfStp

Elizabeth StokoeApr 20, 2024
Show threadBen WaberApr 19, 2024
Next was an amazing talk by @LizStokoe on the degree to which "conversational" technologies are actually conversational at the LSE. Given the parrots on the opening slide you know where Stokoe is going, and she brings some absolutely devastating examples on the limitations of these technologies. Highly recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiSSPiMjCoU (4/7) #AI #LLMs
How 'conversational' are conversational technologies? | LSE Research Showcase

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Elizabeth StokoeApr 4, 2024
Mark DingemanseMar 28, 2024

Encountering Autonomous Robots on Public Streets — loving this paper by Hannah Pelikan, @5tuartreeves and @mncantarutti in which they show that the 'autonomy' of autonomous robots only exists in virtue of the human work of granting them passage and letting them be

 https://doi.org/10.1145/3610977.3634936

(Also reminds me of Benjamin Lipp's work on "Caring for robots", in which he showed that robots in healthcare settings often are more brittle and need more care than residents themselves)

Encountering Autonomous Robots on Public Streets | Proceedings of the 2024 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

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