Fiber Fete: Smart Grid – The Killer App
Speaker: Ron Holcomb CTC “Smart Grid” implies today’s electric grid is dumb, which is pretty much the case. Energy leaves […]
Freedom to Connect
Freedom to Connect
Fiber Fete: Telemedicine notes
Speaker: Lawrence Keyes, CEO, Microdesign Continuing from Twitter tweets… Talking about the DocBox, a set-top box for telemedicine. Currently seeing
Business, Social Media, Technology
A thought about evolving social environments
I’ve been a member of the seminal online community, the WELL, for around two decades. I’ve been active on Facebook
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Keep it simple
Just learned via Twitter from someone who reads my blog that text instances of the Sociable social bookmarking links were
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A couple of insights
The sort of things you just have to write down somewhere, like on your blog… Got these via K. Marcus
Media, Teaching and Learning, Technology
Future Social: my talk at Ignite Austin
Video of my talk at Ignite Austin.
Business, Community, Social Media, Technology
Times are changing: foraging, simplicity, Shirky-smart, etc.
Two of the best ideas I heard this week were curated or catalyzed by Clay Shirky. One is the mathematical
Community, Science
Foraging and surfing
I’ve often said that we don’t know enough about how peope behave online – e.g. how they read blogs or
Aesthetic Bliss
Monster Scroll
At Pink Tentacle, view all the weirdly fascinating images on the Kaikidan Ekotoba monster scroll, “a mysterious handscroll that profiles
Community, Social Media, Technology
Happy Birthday to the WELL
The seminal online community, Whole Earth ‘Lectronic Link, better known as the WELL, is celebrating its 25th birthday. Here’s the
Business, Community, Social Media
Social media obit
David Armano at Edelman has created a particularly clueful slide deck about social strategy – “social media is dead, long
Events, Teaching and Learning
TEDxUT Notes
Today at TEDxUT, I was live tweeting all day until I maxed out my update quota. This was my second
Organization, Productivity
Reworking meetings?
I downloaded a sample of the new Jason Fried/David Heinemeier Hansson book, Rework, which will doubtless find its way onto