Communicating in a networked world
In my "commercial" world, one of the things I do is related to art-in-public-places. More specifically, I create "games" that play out thru mobile phones and the Internet, and they are (currently) all linked to art that's in public places. So when … [Continue reading]
I'm impressed that over the years there has been more and more ICT education taking place in the wake of the DITG founding (that we participated in, in 2005). Recently this took the form of a four-day Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) session for … [Continue reading]
I don't know how I ran across this thing that Robert Scoble is now doing - but here he is interviewing people at Davos using a cellphone camera (actually two at the same time) - and questions coming in in real-time. I'll just point you at his … [Continue reading]
Jessica Margolin, a colleague who I run into once a month or so over at the Institute for the Future, has written a succinct post that begins "The real harm of helicopter parenting: correcting the problems we encounter in OUR generation and … [Continue reading]
If you live in the US and a few other parts of the world, you might think that "being connected 24/7" is the future of the entire world. That we will have mobile communication and memory and computing devices with us everywhere we go and that they'll … [Continue reading]