Traffic and patience
Michael Gallagher This post is to prove that not everything has to be long. This is the ending scene from Traffic (2001), a movie that I remember liking very much but haven’t…
2011
#MobiMOOC and epistemological revolutions
I love it when smarter people that myself say things succinctly in a way that I never could. Especially when it is something that relates to something I might be…
Curation, reduction, and haiku: less is more and the art of disciplined destruction
See the full gallery on Posterous I was thinking a bit on short-form writing as a means of curation, well specifically about Twitter as an exercise in curation. There is…
Connectedness, mobility, and weaving the physical onto the virtual (geneaology)
I wrote the following in response to a #MobiMOOC question presented by John Traxler on how mobility and connectedness impacts culture, communities, and countries. I posted this answer, but wanted…
Mobile learning in public and private spaces: always arriving and never departing
In the spirit of blurring public and private space, I am lending my personal soundtrack for this post at the beginning here in case you wanted to assume my vantage…
Show me where those saddest lines were written, Pablo!
I think my view of mobile development is basically the same as that of a petulant child. I just announce what I want into the ether and hope it magically…
Beatrice, Virgil, and guides through mobile worlds
Building on my last post about being all literary and wanting my Shakespeare to be enacted in mobile, located situations in real-life, I was thinking a bit about how these…