Her we go again
It is scary to start a new blog. Have I chosen the right name? What and how can I write in this strange digital environment? It doesn’t get better when Paul Boutin in Wired puts it this way:
“Thinking about launching your own blog? Here’s some friendly advice: Don’t. And if you’ve already got one, pull the plug.”
I don’t know if blogging is going out of fashion, but I do believe it is a useful tool for communicating with the world. As we learned in the blogging workshop at AHO today, blogging is becoming increasingly important in the academic world. So I will have to get a grip on this, and use the blog for what it is worth in my ongoing PhD research.
Bear with me world, this is learning in progress.
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- To be presented: Social Navimation
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- OnLive: straming navimation
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- Siftable Computing
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My latest bookmarks
- H2O ---> AquaTouch Water ScreenTouchscreen with water.
- Hva er viktig for deg?Campaign by the Norwegian Labour party, Arbeiderpartiet. Nice navimation.
- Generative Components"This unique generative design software captures and exploits the critical relationships between design intent and geometry. Designs can be refined by either dynamically modeling and directly manipulating geometry, by applying rules and capturing relationships among building elements, or by defining complex building forms and systems through concisely e […]
- Inclusive Buildings, Products and ServicesUniversal design, book edited by Tom Vavik