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On user researchers and behavioural economics
From Putting People First

On user researchers and behavioural economics

UX Matters has again published a couple of great articles: So, you want to do user research: characteristics of great researchers By Demetrius Madrigal and Bryan...

Interesting Links 7 June 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 7 June 2010

I tried to take most of last week off. Well I guess I actually did officially take most of the week off but somehow I spent more time than I should have on email...

? BCS Faces No-Confidence Vote Crisis
From Wild WebMink

? BCS Faces No-Confidence Vote Crisis

I just received notice of an Emergency General Meeting at the British Computer Society – some members think the current leadership want to

Ready for Mobile Video Chat?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ready for Mobile Video Chat?

How much does the ready and easy availability of video chat add to the value of business communications? Some rumors about that this will be the new ingredientA...

Authentic Curriculum; Authentic Assessment
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Authentic Curriculum; Authentic Assessment

As I was browsing the CSTA Blog recently, I was intrigued by Joanna Goode's post on Assessment in Computer Science. Since assessment is an integral part of myauthentic...

Conference Attendance :  How to Keep it Strong?
From My Biased Coin

Conference Attendance : How to Keep it Strong?

In honor of the STOC business meeting coming up shortly: STOC, CCC, and EC are all apparently poised to have very strong attendance this year -- from what I understand...

Rise of the Replicators
From The Eponymous Pickle

Rise of the Replicators

We met MIT's Neil Gershenfeld and read his book: When Things Start to Think. Much enjoyed, but I did wonder about how hard it would be to implement what he wasNew...

Reporting vs Blogging
From The Eponymous Pickle

Reporting vs Blogging

Walter Riker writes about Reporting vs Blogging in his Ease of Blogging blog. Walter's blog is a great resource in this space, and he is also a first rate teacher...

Announcement:  Matt Welsh Tenured
From My Biased Coin

Announcement: Matt Welsh Tenured

I'm very, very pleased to announce that Matt Welsh's Harvard tenure case has been successful.   There's a number of wonderful things I could say about Matt andthe...

links for 2010-06-06
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-06-06

MPEG LA – The Standard for Standards – Want to Form a Pool? To be clear, MPEG-LA is a parasite using standards bodies as its host, whether they want it or not....

i can haz housesitting tool pls?
From Apophenia

i can haz housesitting tool pls?

Dear enterprising developers of the world, I have a request: I travel a lot. I prefer staying in apartments to staying in hotels. But I hate imposing on friends...

Sony Lifelogging Glasses
From The Eponymous Pickle

Sony Lifelogging Glasses

Via Walter Riker: Sony demonstrates lifelogging glasses. Have been looking at eyetracking approaches lately. In the Enterprise we examined related methods for delivering...

Semantic Publishing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Semantic Publishing

From IEEE Inteligent Systems: The Semantic Web: From Proteins to Fairytales: Directions in Semantic PublishingAnita de WaardIf computers are to help us process...

Focus on the Objectives of Business Intelligence
From The Eponymous Pickle

Focus on the Objectives of Business Intelligence

Richard Herschel looks at the various definitions of BI and tries to make sense of how it relates to the objectives we should be seeking. Well done. He proposes...

Links as a Distraction
From The Eponymous Pickle

Links as a Distraction

A discussion of whether including links in writing is a good idea. Have always thought the very purpose of being on the web is to include links to supporting material...

SIGCOMM Travel Grants
From My Biased Coin

SIGCOMM Travel Grants

I was asked by the SIGCOMM program chairs to remind everyone that there are travel grants available, especially for students, postdocs, and junior faculty.  Since...

DIY U: Can digital solutions save universities?
From Putting People First

DIY U: Can digital solutions save universities?


The UX of data visualisation
From Putting People First

The UX of data visualisation


Does the Internet make us smarter or dumber?
From Putting People First

Does the Internet make us smarter or dumber?


Friday Squid Blogging: <i>Kid vs. Squid</i>
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Kid vs. Squid

A book. Also, read this.
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