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Four new chapters on interaction-design.org
From Putting People First

Four new chapters on interaction-design.org

Four new chapters of the interaction-design.org resource are now available: Requirements Engineering from an HCI Perspective by Alistair G. Sutcliffe The chapter...

Facing Prosopagnosia
From The Noisy Channel

Facing Prosopagnosia


Quick links
From Geeking with Greg

Quick links

What has caught my attention lately:Videos showing Windows 8 is horribly painful for most people, looks likely to be another Windows Vista-like flop. Really worth...

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Scala, Day 2
From Writing

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Scala, Day 2

After a bumpy start with Scala on Day 1, I've moved onto the second day of Scala in Seven Languages in Seven Weeks.Scala, Day 2: ThoughtsThe second Scala chapter...

? Making Google+ Work
From Wild WebMink

? Making Google+ Work

I sometimes see complaints by people that Google+ is not as exciting and/or useful as a social media service they are already using, like Twitter or Facebook. They...

What's the State of (CS Ed in) Your State?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

What's the State of (CS Ed in) Your State?

Jonathan Osborne The March issue of the a certification requirements for teachers who teach CS courses. In Georgia's state-approved curriculum, CS courses fall...

Illusory Superiority
From The Eponymous Pickle

Illusory Superiority

A cognitive bias called the Dunning-Kruger effect.  " ...   In short, a person

How Does a Big Enterprise Deliver Data?
From The Eponymous Pickle

How Does a Big Enterprise Deliver Data?

How does a big enterprise like Procter & Gamble securely deliver data in near real time to its decision makers?   By using a system like Business Sphere, an internally...

Interest Graphs
From The Eponymous Pickle

Interest Graphs

I love the idea of using graphs to understand connectivity.  We experimented with it many times using enterprise data.  Walter Riker sends along a linkfrom GigaOM...

Teradata Integrated Analytics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Teradata Integrated Analytics

While I was at P&G and Teradata was still part of NCR, we had NCR sales registers as part of our environment.  I had the opportunity to work with some TeradataPortfolio...

Translations Retain Sound of Your Voice
From The Eponymous Pickle

Translations Retain Sound of Your Voice

From Microsoft Research:" ... Research software from Microsoft synthesizes speech in a foreign language, but in a voice that sounds like yours.  ... Researchers...

Computer Science at the World Economic Forum
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computer Science at the World Economic Forum

The following is a special contribution to the CCC Blog by Stephanie Forrest, professor of computer science at the University of New Mexico — and until recently...

Pre-Thinking vs Scenario Planning
From The Eponymous Pickle

Pre-Thinking vs Scenario Planning

In Innovation Excellence:   Forecasting is a long term interest.  I have taught it and implemented it in corporate systems.   There are many styles, from using...

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Scala, Day 1
From Writing

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Scala, Day 1

It's time for a new chapter in the Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series: today, I take a crack at Scala.Scala, Day 1: ThoughtsAfter using Java for years, I was...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

From yesterday’s New York Times: What

ChronoZoom
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

ChronoZoom

Microsoft Research announced a new project a couple of days ago called ChronoZoom - An Infinite Canvas in Time and you can get full information at that link but...

Taming Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Taming Data

There are lots of new ways to gather data, are we, or will be be overwhelmed?  Some useful thoughts about how to think about gathering and using it.

BOOMERANG, death by gadget: the mobile phone
From Putting People First

BOOMERANG, death by gadget: the mobile phone

BOOMERANG, death by gadget : the mobile phone

The origin of futurism
From Putting People First

The origin of futurism

Bruce Sterling, the celebrated science fiction writer and author of Tomorrow Now, explains why you don’t need to be clairvoyant to predict the future. The article...

An update on the use of e-readers in Africa
From Putting People First

An update on the use of e-readers in Africa

What does it take to introduce e-books and e-readers into communities in low income countries — and is this a good idea, asks Michael Trucano on EduTech, a World...
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