Communicating in a networked world
Chapter 4 of 7 in the DesignWare history thread. In 1976 I was doing my thing to advance online medical education. Using minicomputers and video terminals at Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco. And creating my CDS system which made it … [Continue reading]
Chapter 3 of 7 in the DesignWare history thread. So as I developed my LINGO language (not the Macromind one, which came later) I was focused on how to “represent” an interaction between human and computer. That is, I wanted to be able to write, … [Continue reading]
Chapter 2 of 7 in the DesignWare history thread. My responsibilities while a graduate student at Northwestern University included a half-time position at the computing center where I was responsible for maintenance of the software side of online … [Continue reading]
Chapter 1 of 7 in the DesignWare history thread. In thinking back about how I came to the decision to form DesignWare, I have to acknowledge some important roots. When I'm coaching people these days, I always ask them to describe for me their core … [Continue reading]
Movin' right along here. Took my third lesson, end of the second week of learning to play cello. (It's gotta be a real pain in the neck for my teacher to listen to my attempts.) Maybe he hears the same kind of scratchy tones from the 6-year-old … [Continue reading]