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Designing perceptual persuasion
From Putting People First

Designing perceptual persuasion

All web designers use perceptual persuasion in their designs, but without knowing they do. Interaction designer Wouter Middendorf delves into the matter: “Persuasive...

NSF Issues Advanced Computing Infrastructure Plan
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

NSF Issues Advanced Computing Infrastructure Plan

The National Science Foundation (NSF)

From Computational Complexity

The Envelope Please

The conference that shares its namesake with this blog has announced their accepted papers. The 27th Conference on Computational Complexity itself will be heldCambridge...

In This Week
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

In This Week

Today’s issue of Nature

Mobile Malware Is Increasing
From Schneier on Security

Mobile Malware Is Increasing

According to a report by Juniper, mobile malware is increasing dramatically. In 2011, we saw unprecedented growth of mobile malware attacks with a 155 percentstory...

The future of television is not television
From Putting People First

The future of television is not television

Television is breaking free of old paradigms and constraints. Consumers have no shortage of places to look for the content they want

Next Round Of  Imagine Cup Deadlines Coming Up
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Next Round Of Imagine Cup Deadlines Coming Up

The Imagine Cup series of competitions has a new round of deadlines coming up over the next two weeks. The good news is that the barriers to entry in most of these...

Google Glasses for All?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Glasses for All?

The rumor has been out there for years, that Google was developing a glasses-style interface for interaction and search.  We examined the general idea for maintenance...

An Interesting Opportunity
From CERIAS Blog

An Interesting Opportunity

As someone who is interested in information security and CERIAS (or why else would you be reading this blog?), you are undoubtedly already aware of the great need...

Collaboration A Key Skill for the Elementary Classroom
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Collaboration A Key Skill for the Elementary Classroom

Motivation often comes from the most unlikely of sources. My mother recently waxed nostalgic about life before computers. She said, "Life was much simpler then...

Scientific Storytelling using Visualization
From The Eponymous Pickle

Scientific Storytelling using Visualization

Useful thoughts.  Tell a good story, get it to the right people, then provide the background as needed"Scientists frequently tell stories using visualizations of...

From Computational Complexity

Presidents Day Poll- what does the youth of american think about....

(In honor of President's day which was two days ago.) On Presidents Day last year I had my classes fill out a form saying who they thought was the best, second...

Empower MediaMarketing Expands
From The Eponymous Pickle

Empower MediaMarketing Expands

I have had a number of interactions with Empower.  They acquired retail data analytics specialists MIG last year. Now they have created the Empower Group by the...

P&G to Address Cost Cutting
From The Eponymous Pickle

P&G to Address Cost Cutting

An extended article on how P&G plans to address cost cutting.  A periodic thing at all large enterprises.

John Nash's 1955 Letter to the NSA
From Schneier on Security

John Nash's 1955 Letter to the NSA

Fascinating.

2012 STEM Video Game Challenge Launched
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

2012 STEM Video Game Challenge Launched

For the second year in a row,

Big Brother Knows More Than You Think
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Big Brother Knows More Than You Think

And by Big Brother I don

Advertising Adapts to Gender
From The Eponymous Pickle

Advertising Adapts to Gender

An example of a public advertisement using facial recognition software to alter an advertisement based on gender.  Another example of adaptive interactivity inKeith...

? A Tax Whose Time Has Come
From Wild WebMink

? A Tax Whose Time Has Come

Dubbed “the world’s most popular new tax”, this proposal has gathered an amazing breadth of support globally, including world political and business leaders. It...

Partners in Learning 2012 US Forum–Reminder
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Partners in Learning 2012 US Forum–Reminder

I know I keep blogging about this event but it really is a great event and I really hope many of you apply for this wonderful opportunity to showcase your work ...
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