GUIdebook: Graphical User Interface gallery - loads of pbf stuff
transmediale04 exhibition
some grt stuff here including:
desperateoptimists/catalogue/
stuff by social fiction, presentation about bix
and this weird and wonderful filmtext/
some grt stuff here including:
desperateoptimists/catalogue/
stuff by social fiction, presentation about bix
and this weird and wonderful filmtext/
from Paul Dourish's reading list for ICS 234C: Computing and Cyberspace come a couple of interesting papers about blogging:
Nardi, Schiano, Gumbrecht, and Swartz. Unpublished. I'm Blogging This: A Closer Look at Why People Blog. [pdf]
Herring, Scheidt, Bonus, and Wright. 2004. Bridging the Gap: A Genre Analysis of Weblogs. [pdf]
and loads of others interesting stuff (obv.)
[via: OLWeekly]
Nardi, Schiano, Gumbrecht, and Swartz. Unpublished. I'm Blogging This: A Closer Look at Why People Blog. [pdf]
Herring, Scheidt, Bonus, and Wright. 2004. Bridging the Gap: A Genre Analysis of Weblogs. [pdf]
and loads of others interesting stuff (obv.)
[via: OLWeekly]
quicktime versions of The Corporation large version [20.9M] and smaller [9.9M]
~tho' don't just watch - when you can act!
~tho' don't just watch - when you can act!
Terrible Twos
by Christina Wodtke
"your secret weapon, “You know, I’ve been pondering over that—what do you think?” Why is this the secret weapon? Nothing shows confidence more than the willingness to admit you don't have all the answers. Admitting you don’t have an answer always trumps bullshit."
by Christina Wodtke
"your secret weapon, “You know, I’ve been pondering over that—what do you think?” Why is this the secret weapon? Nothing shows confidence more than the willingness to admit you don't have all the answers. Admitting you don’t have an answer always trumps bullshit."
good looking article in the latest FM: Finders, keepers? The present and future perfect in support of personal information management by William Jones
Theory and Practice of Online Learning Editors: Terry Anderson & Fathi Elloumi
[full-text online [pdf] - CC License]
[full-text online [pdf] - CC License]
two for the kids:
BBC - Music - Drumsteps - very nice, hours of drum fun
Switch Zoo - Make Your Own New Animals - good fun and nice animated transitions - will keep them occupied for ages [via: goodexperience]
BBC - Music - Drumsteps - very nice, hours of drum fun
Switch Zoo - Make Your Own New Animals - good fun and nice animated transitions - will keep them occupied for ages [via: goodexperience]
Conversations with Dina Revisiting the Intranet - Presence, Communication, Collaboration
[via: elearningpost daily links]
[via: elearningpost daily links]
Good Experience - The Page Paradigm
- basically Marks says to focus on task not context! Seems sensible.
- - - - - - - - - - The Page Paradigm - - - - - - - - - -
| |
| On any given Web page, users will either... |
| |
| - click something that appears to take them closer |
| to the fulfillment of their goal, |
| |
| - or click the Back button on their Web browser. |
| |
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- basically Marks says to focus on task not context! Seems sensible.
CITY OF GOD
if you haven't seen this film yet - you really don't know what you are missing - a true masterpiece. see:
BBC - Films - review - City of God (Cidade de Deus)
official site
imdb page - which seems to be down at the mo.
if you haven't seen this film yet - you really don't know what you are missing - a true masterpiece. see:
BBC - Films - review - City of God (Cidade de Deus)
official site
imdb page - which seems to be down at the mo.
i now have a silly favicon, thanks to Photo Matt's - how-to-create-a-favicon
it should look something like this:
though smaller, of course - only problem is it doesn't show up on Bloglines (which is the reason i created it in the first place...) - oh well, probably something to do with the fact that i use the free blogger service so the icon resides elsewhere. If you know how to fix this - give us a shout -- hy [underscore] de [underscore] sign [at] hotmail [dot] com
it should look something like this:
though smaller, of course - only problem is it doesn't show up on Bloglines (which is the reason i created it in the first place...) - oh well, probably something to do with the fact that i use the free blogger service so the icon resides elsewhere. If you know how to fix this - give us a shout -- hy [underscore] de [underscore] sign [at] hotmail [dot] com
Giving is Receiving - the hypermedia research centre - University of Westminster
" 'We must rediscover the pleasure of giving: giving because you have so much. What beautiful and priceless potlatches the affluent society will see - whether it likes it or not! - when the exuberance of the younger generation discovers the pure gift.' - Raoul Vaneigem, The Revolution of Everyday Life, Practical Paradise, London 1972, page 70. "
- looks like an interesting book/author
- loads of other writing etc. on the nothingness site
" 'We must rediscover the pleasure of giving: giving because you have so much. What beautiful and priceless potlatches the affluent society will see - whether it likes it or not! - when the exuberance of the younger generation discovers the pure gift.' - Raoul Vaneigem, The Revolution of Everyday Life, Practical Paradise, London 1972, page 70. "
- looks like an interesting book/author
- loads of other writing etc. on the nothingness site
InfoVis Looks at Blogosphere some interesting thoughts - but no mention of the various touchGraph blog/LJ visualisations or of the blogtribe on Ryze
- i guess i should really remove myself from the London Bloggers map - but as that is where my roots/routes are, i feel it is a legitimate bit of truth stretching - this freedom raises some interesting questions about other open/user generated maps (or other info presentation mechs - blogs, wiki's, etc.) and truth...
- i guess i should really remove myself from the London Bloggers map - but as that is where my roots/routes are, i feel it is a legitimate bit of truth stretching - this freedom raises some interesting questions about other open/user generated maps (or other info presentation mechs - blogs, wiki's, etc.) and truth...
contents and overview Library: Books of: "Sorting Things Out
Geoffrey C. Bowker Susan Leigh Star "
- wonder if i can get access to this, somehow?
Geoffrey C. Bowker Susan Leigh Star "
- wonder if i can get access to this, somehow?
IT Conversations--Complete List latest, and last, from ETCON is:
Don Norman, on — Emotional Design — what else
Don Norman, on — Emotional Design — what else
Paulo Coelho downloads page - inlcuding the first chapter of
VERONIKA DECIDES TO DIE, 1999 [trf] - which is just a superb book.
There are also a couple of shorter pieces, on the Sant Jordi Ass. site, including:
ON MASTERS AND DISCIPLES OF ZEN BUDDHISM - which includes, amougst other gems, this:
"(Old Samurai maxim)
If a man keeps his eyes fixed only on what is good, he will be incapable of learning, because if he does not know evil, evil can catch him unawares.
(Murasaki Shikuku)"
[via: seb again]
VERONIKA DECIDES TO DIE, 1999 [trf] - which is just a superb book.
There are also a couple of shorter pieces, on the Sant Jordi Ass. site, including:
ON MASTERS AND DISCIPLES OF ZEN BUDDHISM - which includes, amougst other gems, this:
"(Old Samurai maxim)
If a man keeps his eyes fixed only on what is good, he will be incapable of learning, because if he does not know evil, evil can catch him unawares.
(Murasaki Shikuku)"
[via: seb again]
Content Delivery in the 'Blogosphere' - looks at blogs in relation to education [via: Seb's Open Research]
Matt Webb's Index of /notes/2004/02/etcon - not pretty, but sure to be insightful, soooo much to read... Just one of the ETCON note takers
O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference -- February 9-12, 2004
- just too much interesting stuff/people to mention!
But i will point out a few that caught my eye:
Danny O'Brien, NTK
Cory Doctorow, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Donald A. Norman, NNG
danah boyd
James Crabtree, Research Director, Work Foundation's iSociety program
Matt Jones, BBJ
Molly Steenson, IDI Ivrea
and last, but by no means least,
Matt Webb (Interconnected - which is sadly departed - still, i think)
now off to check out the coverage section (wiki, blogs, ++)
- just too much interesting stuff/people to mention!
But i will point out a few that caught my eye:
Danny O'Brien, NTK
Cory Doctorow, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Donald A. Norman, NNG
danah boyd
James Crabtree, Research Director, Work Foundation's iSociety program
Matt Jones, BBJ
Molly Steenson, IDI Ivrea
and last, but by no means least,
Matt Webb (Interconnected - which is sadly departed - still, i think)
now off to check out the coverage section (wiki, blogs, ++)
since blogger is AtomEnabled.org - i have added a link to MY atom feed - see left hand side - including one of the logos from the atom wiki
which i was reminded of by reading Sam Ruby's notes from ETCON 2004 [via: synesthesia]
which i was reminded of by reading Sam Ruby's notes from ETCON 2004 [via: synesthesia]
What's Next for Online Design? Friday, March 5, 1999
transcript of session from the Seybold Seminars Boston/Publishing '99, Web Publishing Conference
Andrew Zolli, Track chair
J.C. Herz, New York Times, Moderator
Rich Gold, Manager, Research in Experimental Documents, Xerox PARC
Ben Fry, Research Assistant, Aesthetics and Computation Group, MIT Media Lab
Audience Q&A
transcript of session from the Seybold Seminars Boston/Publishing '99, Web Publishing Conference
Andrew Zolli, Track chair
J.C. Herz, New York Times, Moderator
Rich Gold, Manager, Research in Experimental Documents, Xerox PARC
Ben Fry, Research Assistant, Aesthetics and Computation Group, MIT Media Lab
Audience Q&A
M.A. Boudourides: Social and Psychological Effects in Computer-Mediated Communication ~good looking references, so might be worth reading
frank thissen is quoted in e-learn mag feature
Feelin’ Groovy "The problem is not the technology, the problem is that nearly all of the [e-learning] environments I know metacommunicate dreariness and boredom, and they only address the cognitive part of learning.”
His work looks interesting...
Feelin’ Groovy "The problem is not the technology, the problem is that nearly all of the [e-learning] environments I know metacommunicate dreariness and boredom, and they only address the cognitive part of learning.”
His work looks interesting...
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