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links for 18 June 2007
Johnnie Moore’s Weblog: Waterfalls and chaos
Many meetings fail because we try to follow the linear agenda and stop people from “wandering off the point”. The trouble is, most of us need to wander off the point to follow our natural manner of figuring stuff out.
(tags: projectmanagement methodology washingmachine waterfall process planning)
Touchstone Tools and Resources
Given that [...]
links for 16 June 2007
New Profession Unfolding In Beauty and Geekery :: Off the Top :: vanderwal.net
Design shops are missing the quant geeks and engineering shops are missing the visualization geeks that bring this digital world rich in opportunity into something that makes sense and beauty.
(tags: design aggregation visualisation socialnetworks)
links for 15 June 2007
sarahcpr » Blog Archive » When Worlds Collide
if you put each of your profiles side by side and compared them, you might be amused with your multi-faceted personality. But if, all of a sudden, your Mom wandered onto MySpace …you might also fear for the death of Independent… Whoever You Are.
(tags: facebook identity privacy socialnetworks)
Product [...]
links for 14 June 2007
Adapting Usability Investigations for Agile User-Centered Design - International Journal of Usability Studies
These new Agile UCD methods produce better-designed products than the “waterfall” versions of the same techniques. They have allowed us to narrow the gap between uncovering usability issues and acting by incorporating changes into the product.
(tags: agiledesign waterfall washingmachine ucd methodology)
Effective Project Management [...]
Come to dConstruct!
Around this time last year I was holidaying in Thailand, which was blissful. The downside, however, is that I was offline when the dConstruct tickets went on sale and just hours later - they were all gone
I’ve never been to a dConstruct conference before, but I’d heard such great things, I was [...]
The Halo Effect - Why Apple gets away with rubbish interaction design
As have many others in the past year or so, I recently swapped from PC to a new MacBook.
It certainly has been an experience, and it’s nice to actually have something to take out of my bag at conferences that looks so cute, that doesn’t make that embarrassing Window’s startup sound, that has a half [...]
links for 13 June 2007
TED | Talks | Blaise Aguera y Arcas: Jaw-dropping Photosynth demo (video)
Using photos of oft-snapped subjects (like Notre Dame) scraped from around the Web, Photosynth (based on Seadragon technology) creates breathtaking multidimensional spaces with zoom and navigation features that outstrip all expectation
(tags: photography photosynth collaboration, socialnetworks)
Folksonomy Provides 70 Percent More Terms Than Taxonomy :: Off [...]
thoughts on the less intentional profile
So, something that I’ve always been quite fascinated with, is the way that people ‘perform’ themselves in virtual space… consciously or not. It all started by reading some Sherry Turkle while I was at university and has simmered away ever since.
In the ‘olden days’ of social technologies, creating your ’self’ online involved a fair amount [...]
links for 12 June 07
Gamestudies - Game analysis: Developing a methodological toolkit for the qualitative study of games
This paper creates a template for such analyses qualitative, critical analysis of games as “texts” by developing and explaining four areas that game researchers should consider when studying a game
(tags: evaluation games research)
Vex Appeal: Cut it out
I find people leaving groups and [...]
Quoteable quotes from Reboot 9.0
Before I file away (or accidentally lose) my Reboot notebook I thought I’d transcribe a few of the handwritten notes I took whilst listening to some of the presentations I attended. Some of them are my paraphrasing… I’ll put quote marks around those that I’m fairly confident are verbatim quotes.
(Note that the number of notes [...]
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