a post on presenting with an active backchannel: but what if you were twittering during your own presentation? you could create a depth of interactivity that wouldn't otherwise exist... participating in the backchannel to unpack your ideas, reveal sources, create connections, explain uncommon concepts. twitter plugin for powerpoint: where are you?
PS: this is why we need activity-based computing and a more nuanced awareness of context.
sense (n) feel, perceive, understand, comprehend c.1400, "faculty of perception," also "meaning or interpretation" ... from sentire "perceive, feel, know," maya (n) : Sanskrit माया : ma (not) + ya (that) the illusion that the world can be seen only one way I do design research at SonicRim, where, amongst other things I have fun, make sense of (analyse) the world (maya), pretend to be wise, and drink enormous quantities of tea in the process. This blog collects some observations I couldn't keep contained in my head.
networks linkedin, twitter
reading books, google reader, bibliography
experiences last.fm, flickr, world music
travel dopplr, tripadvisor
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