Geography and sentimentality for place I have never seen
Michael GallagherI am working on a research project at the University of Edinburgh, specifically the MSc in Elearning program, which is out to investigate what space and geography means to online…
Inspiration for augmented, participatory design: crowdsourcing and cities as composites
That is an incredibly lofty title for a post that doesn't necessarily say anything original, but in the age of crowdsourcing perhaps we are pushing past notions of individual originality…
Augmented synchronicity and getting translated in China
That title actually addresses the fact that this post is about two different things, so apologies if that was misleading. I have just been doing several, slightly disparate activities over…
My anniversary, the old Chosun Hotel in Seoul, and any excuse to mention augmented reality
Part of the impetus for writing this rests on the fact that I have been battling all day with a variety of tools and technologies so I wanted to pause…
The University of Everywhere is a community of students, thousands of little somewheres
See the full gallery on Posterous In the spirit of dissecting articles written about entirely different slants and using them for springboards into other topics, I am going to do…
Augmented reality, nostalgia, and my favorite bibimbap restaurant in Seoul
I just recently watched Terence Malick's Tree of Life so this post might have the remnants of the philosophical stupor I have been in for the last few days since…
Complexity, self-organization, and #Change11: reactions to Siemen’s presentation on online courses
I read a recent presentation from George Siemens on Self-Organization in Online Courses (embedded below) that addressed some aspects of learning complexity (through the context of a MOOC) that intrigued me. In particular,…