Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 2:33AM You can’t replace a hug with a virtual hug. And yet, when you can’t have a hug a virtual hug can mean everything.
COVID-19, online learning, virtual worlds in Digital Media, Education, Politics, personal Thursday, June 15, 2017 at 1:48PM Back in May I posted a teaser regarding this idea I've had for a universal social media management solution. I came up with this idea while struggling with the fact that my Twitter feed is fundamentally unmanageable, and that this has a lot to do with the tension between our capacity to process information, and the steady push of social media to add more and more content to our streams. The concept is simple, although executing it may not be. As the title of this post (and the previous one) indicate, it is a concept that relies on three concentric circles.
Design, Facebook, Instagram, Social Media, Twitter, UX, User Experience in Digital Media, User Experience Thursday, May 11, 2017 at 10:40PM I have a proposal for a universal social media management solution.
It relies on three concentric circles of contacts.
It is clever.
Maybe too clever.
#ux #socialmedia in Digital Media Friday, August 21, 2015 at 11:51AM In early August 2015 I gave a speed talk at the UW Distance Teaching & Learning conference on gamification and learning. The speed talk format is a bit different from the pecha kucha and other related formats in that there is no slide limit, and and time limit is ten minutes. That's just enough time to get yourself in trouble! Link for the slides after the jump.
Friday, March 15, 2013 at 11:01AM I'm going to keep this short. When I logged into Google Reader today I received the now somewhat familiar message from Google that they're shutting down a service. The first thing I did was jump to the internet (via Google search typically enough) to find out what the deal was. Why was Google shutting down Reader? The answer was typical...
Google, Google Reader, Google+ in Digital Media, ramblings 
