Signposts for the Week Ending October 12, 2007
by Adaptive PathIt’s been awhile since we published Signposts. Here are links we’re sending around the office:
Michael Wesch, the KSU anthropology professor most famous for his The Machine is Us/ing Us video, released two new videos: Information R/evolation and A Vision Of Students Today.
Clay Shirky on arrogance and humility as qualities of design.
Folks here are excited about She’s Geeky.
Near to the hearts of the Charmr team: Human factors and medical devices.
O’Reilly on the Long Tail of Facebook Apps. Oops, actually, it’s not really a long tail.
The interactive video for Arcade Fire’s Neon Bible.
The Institute of Design’s Electronic Learning Record project intrigues us.
Smackdown: Design vs Design Thinking. (Stop The Madness!)
The answers to Christina’s question, “What do you consider the greatest challenges in designing for social media/software/networks?” are quite provocative.
Bioengineering: Apply Directly To The Forehead!
Our friends at Punchcut have designed a poster on social networking insights.
Metrics for healthy communities.
Musings on Facebook from an (articulate) 8th grader.
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