The adoption of all things Internet has raised America’s love affair with technology to a fevered pitch. No area of our daily lives is untouched by the rapid changes in […]
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Whose Line is It Anyway: Innovation, Ethnography, and Improv – Steve Portigal
Customer researcher Portigal looks at two not-usually-combined-or-even-discussed-together approaches to direct experience: the theatrical activity of “improv” and participant-observer user research. As the “learner”, he shares some of his process and […]
SimCalc: The Design of Software for Teaching More Advanced Mathematics in Middle School – Jeremy Roschelle,
The mathematics that people need to thrive in the 21st century keeps advancing in complexity, yet our schools keep falling farther behind. As a society, we need to make significant […]
For the People, By the People – Anne de Ridder
The role of computer-human interaction in facilitating environmental awareness and activism De Ridder, an environmental steward and technical communications specialist, considers computer-based technology a suitable medium for facilitating discussion of […]