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Amy is a graduate of Tulane University. Kevin is working on a Ph.D. in Informatics at Indiana University. Anytime we get insights, musings and contemplations about the process or projects involved with getting a degree, we share.

M Writing This On my iPad

I. Promised myself one thing for the duration of this post: I zwoukdn T go back and correct any errors as I type. My apologies in advance. This post is being typed on my iPad, a device generously provided to me by pixSmix as zpart of our ongoing development of that application. I used it [...]

Igniting Community

Ignites are great opportunities for members of a community to gather and share their passions. Usually, the night ends with the audience buoyed by the energy the event brings and thinking about something new. With my 10-year-old presenting, it’s even more special.

Goals for 2010

I’ve been at this crap a long time. 2010 is time for some focus and serenity.

How the Web Sees You

The value of data mining is dependent on the people wielding the algorithm. Personas, an art installation by MIT’s Sociable Media Group, wants to create awareness about the capricious nature of results.

Real-Time is a Collaboration

The real-time web is an emergent phenomenon dependent on many individuals sharing what is happening in moments of personal interest.

The Expectation Gap

Old blog posts about Twitter by Tom Smith and Louis Gray prompt discussion about the gap between user expectation and practice.

Shared Sounds

In his recent TED talk, Julian Treasure treats sound as a material for businesses, an insight that changes the way designers should approach common spaces.

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