Shakespeare for IQ and EQ in the world: making decisions in real-time via mobile
Michael Gallagher The aim of every artist is to arrest motion, which is life, by artificial means and hold it fixed so that a hundred years later, when a stranger looks at…
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Shakespeare and shutting doors
Today being Shakespeare’s birthday, it seemed appropriate to review the Bard’s impact on our modern, Western culture and how his words create a structure that echoes throughout our designs. At…
Medicinal Uses, mhealth, and the dissemination of traditional knowledge through mobile learning
Participating in the #MobiMOOC discussions for the week on #m4d and thinking a bit of mhealth, I thought of a project I work on currently, JSTOR Plant Science, and how…
Mobile Learning, Context, and Pong
Week 3 of the MobiMOOC course is exploring mobile learning in developing nations and the need for a deep understanding of the local practices, modes, and manners of learning. It…
Kinect, Brian Eno, and kinesthetic learning
The two images are taken from Personas, how the internet sees you. What if we were able to kinesthetically and intellectually able to craft that perception? A friend of mine…
Sonic Terrain and Mobile: Using the Market as Ambient Repository
Inspired by the conversations taking place as part of the #MobiMOOC course, I wanted to continue with using embedded audio/video/media to contextualize space through time. The scenario is relatively straightforward,…