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Programming and Journalism
March 10, 2007 – 10:45 pm
It’s always wise to follow Dave Winer’s thinking and his links. So here’s a post specifically meant for Beau Anderson.
Whenever journalist-programmer extraordinaire Adrian Holovaty speaks at a conference, newspaper executives approach him to ask, “Where can we find another person like you?” Unfortunately, not a lot of people combine journalism with computer programming [...]
Thinking, Making, Doing
March 10, 2007 – 9:47 pm
Dan Saffer of Adaptive Path makes a point:
What we’re going to end up with is a generation of “innovators” who are MBAs in MFAs’ clothing, who can neither create or run businesses like entrepreneurs can, nor design products and services like designers can. It’s the worst of both worlds. What we as employers are searching [...]
OU in Second Life
February 21, 2007 – 8:25 am
Ohio University is where I did my graduate work (specifically in the College of Fine Arts) and they’ve just entered a new virtual world for adult learning.
Called a “a next-generation learning development environment,” it is quite an interesting project.
Read the article here.
EPIC 2014 - A “What If” for the future.
February 15, 2007 – 6:09 pm
A history lesson taken to a futuristic extreme. Is this possible?
Thanks, once again, to Susan Gibb for the link.
Web 2.0 at Wikipedia
February 15, 2007 – 9:55 am
Web 2.0 is fast becoming the big buzzword of 2007 and is an important concept to the study of New Media. Check it out.
Debate Systems
February 2, 2007 – 7:32 pm
News of Convinceme.net comes from TechCrunch. A space for argument, audience feedback, and much more. Currently, Technology is the largest tag.
Are systems like Convinceme participatory? Or are they more about encouraging traditional media experience?