I've read a few critiques of the @Twitter for Mac client. I think Dan Saffer's is probably the best and most comprehensive. I will say that while I get the nits that Dan is making, I'm not sure I'm as critical of them. I think my problems are around my ...
So just this week Dr. Linda Ciroco (@lindaciroco), the Director if Innovative Teaching & Learning asked me to speak to a great of faculty here at the Savannah College of Art & Design (@scaddotedu; and many more!).
When confronted with this invitation, of course, I jumped at the opportunity. I mean ...
Eric Reiss (@elreiss) from Copenhagen asked me in a private tweet, what's my trick for conversations on Twitter. I told him so long story in the reply that I won't bore you with. What I will tell you is the short version. I just like digital asynchronous conversations. I've been ...
Through AIR, standard web and WebKit there has been a proliferation of applications whose data almost completely resides on the network and is accessed through a series of APIs. In many cases the elements that make up the GUI itself are also distributed over the network making them even thinner ...
In an earlier blog post I announced my intent to start a new project. One that is really 2 projects in one.
An open source education project
an open source design project
After making that initial post I started a wiki which I'm now calling Tweet 101. On that wiki you can get ...
(an experiment in open source design and interaction design education)
Introduction
What I'm about to start is a huge project. I won't be doing it alone (at least not for long, 1 way or another). I want to create a series of tutorials that take on the multiple facets that lead to ...