Augmented reality, nostalgia, and my favorite bibimbap restaurant in Seoul
Michael Gallagher 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…
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Lower East Side Tenements & Augmented Reality: The Walls have Voices
(look closely enough to see the apparitions from the past, the modern structure inhabited with those before. Aka clumsy photo layering as a proof of concept of what augmented reality…
Augmented reality contact lens & #mlearning: cognitive load & social context
(my wife as a composite of memories-constructing identity on the fly) Much of this was inspired by Judy Brown’s presentation Future Mobile Learning as well as my own fascination with…
Fracturing the Inevitably of the Past through Augmented Reality: MLearning Idea for the Day (and Historypin)
(Decision Point) I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of the…
Fracturing the Inevitably of the Past through Augmented Reality: MLearning and Historypin
I was reading through one of my favorite blogs Play the Past, which discusses the intersection between games and cultural history (or gaming cultural history). One of the posts in…
My wife, Skype, love, and acclimating ahead of time (and just a bit of #mlearning)
Up until only recently, I had never thought of Skype as being social media. Now that I think about it, that seems absurd. It is perhaps the most social of…
A moral philosophy of mobility
Reader beware: rambling post ahead. Hence the music below (Cathart) in case you want to listen to something to spell the time. Listen on Posterous I manage a blog for…