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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.

Wave: A Concept for Remote Social Swimming

Small pools rigged with sensors interpret water-based interaction and spark ambient cues to encourage you to swim when others enter their pools.

Bottom-up Candidate Debates

10questions asks voters to select and critique candidate Q&A. The crowd-sourced topic selection bypasses any bias from media moguls or campaign managers.

Relational Politics: A Cure for Polarization

The reason for being interested in facilitating a relational approach to talking politics is to mitigate or reverse the violent consequence of polarization.

Four Valid Old Insights About Community

From the archives of my drafts, I mined four compelling insights about community engagement.

Gaining Fluency in Online Courses

A big perk for this storm-induced switch to an online class is that we got to deviate from the protocols stated in the syllabus. The good and bad of trying something new each brought experience.

Relational Design for Political Discourse

As humans, we are hard-wired to connect with others. Yet our societal debates are largely characterized by barriers to connection. Focusing in mutuality in relationships might change that.

Tracking Ball Movement in Basketball

New technology makes it possible to understand player mechanics by detecting and collecting data during game play. This would have come in handy a few years ago for my research.

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