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Nov 29, 2013

Please Learn to Write

The language you can learn is your own

There’s been lots of buzz on the topic of whether or not you should learn to code. As an engineer, I don’t have unbiased thoughts on the matter. I tweeted Jeff Atwood’s piece because, well, I agree…

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Jennelle Nystrom in Design from History

Oct 19, 2013

Fine UX: flat design in the late 1800's

How Manet’s style has more in common with iOS7 than you…

Gerald R. Lucas in Digital Humanities

Dec 18, 2013

Readmill: A Review

Readmill brings reading into the age of social media. It has powerful potential for…

Damiano Gui

Nov 19, 2013

The Digital Metaphor

Skeumorphism is dead. Long live the Digital Metaphor

Alex O'Connor in I. M. H. O.

May 7, 2013

On Digital Humanities

There's so much knowledge to be had that specialists cling to their specialties as a shield against having to know…

Nicholas Van Exan

Aug 18, 2013

Reading in a Networked Age

A Return to Authenticity?

For about a year now I have been reading most of my books in electronic form through an app called Readmill. It is changing how I read and how often. And I’m fairly certain it is changing the nature of reading…

Arts and Ideas in Our Proximity

Apr 25, 2013

Data≠Poetry

For the last decade I have been writing a single book of poetry... (it will be good). Over the same period of time I’ve been drawn to…

N. E. O. Bernhardsson in I. M. H. O.

Jun 8, 2013

Interacting with media

Humanity across the digital divide

2014

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Gerald R. Lucas

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Megan Doty