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• Data Visualization
  ...t that is capable of being quickly understood. In short, it is the process of designing data. ...that an increasingly amount of visualizations are done just for "the sake of visualizing data" and not for any further purpose.
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• Mental Fragmentation
  ...rsely, one who spends physical time in the practice of study or experience of a subject will be more likely to write it into physical memory. ...ty-First Century Education. 
Keynote speech, NERA conference, University of Oslo and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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• Technology is Opportunity
  GEO RSS porn (the idea of foursquare and dogs marking terriroty. ...e. The idea of world building - building a better world. a positivist view of technology.
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• Playground as Factory
  ...es a hidden factory. Underneath is real work, but on top rides the feeling of play. ...Yelp! are created through work so that visitors can experience situations of play. Once the individual understands that they have more control in planni
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• Proxemics
  ...awareness of their identity by others. Proxemics are often unstated rules of culture and culture groups. ...sory fluctuations or shifts, such as subtle changes in the sound and pitch of a person's voice. Social distance between people is reliably correlated wit
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• Alice Marwick
  ...ah boyd studying social software. She received her PhD from the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication at NYU in 2010. Her dissertation examined Internet studies and new media theory, information policy, online privacy, feminist media studies, online identity, participat
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• James Case
  ...00px|thumb|right|Dr. James Case teaching vector analysis at the University of Utah in 1970.]] ...s]], [[Atari]] and [[Evans and Sutherland]]. He was a pioneer in the field of parallel computing, as well as instrumental in calculating the firing table
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• I See Borged People
  by [[Aaron McLeod]], a Canadian student enrolled in an Anthropology of Cyberspace class. Written Nov 20th, 2010. ...book has come to a point where people panic when Facebook is down, because of a newly inherent need to be connected to others via this ever evolving medi
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• The Anthropology of Cyberspace
  ...thical considerations in understanding the virtual life of the inhabitants of cyberspace. ...liography of which I have to approve. Essay topics are individual versions of the group activities and are based on academic literature. Please contact m
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• Technology and Culture
  ...xamines relationships among technology, culture, and politics in a variety of social and historical settings ranging from 19th century factories to 21st ...ss participation, including discussion and in-class writing exercises (10% of subject grade). Punctual attendance is obligatory. There is no final.
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• Urban Tapestries Project
  ...2002 and was completed in Autumn 2004, with a follow-on research programme of experiments with local groups and communities called Social Tapestries star ...g up organic, collective memories that trace and embellish different kinds of relationships across places, time and communities.
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• V2 Institute For The Unstable Media
  ...and development of artworks in its own media lab, publishing in the field of art and media technology, and developing an online archive. ...nized a festival entitled Tele-Communication in Art, one of the precursors of the DEAF festival. Several art videos, exploring communication in society i
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• A Design Approach for the Geospatial Web
  ...n describes a design approach for location-based services utilized in many of the projects under way at MML. At O'Reilly's Where 2.0 Conference later thi ...in the promise of LBS as open and accessible, and a truly useful extension of what the World Wide Web currently offers.
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• Postscript on the Societies of Control
  Gilles Deleuze, "Postscript on the Societies of Control", from _OCTOBER_ 59, Winter 1992, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, pp. 3-7 ...utre journal, no. 1 (May 1990), is included in the forthcoming translation of Pourparlers (Paris: Editions Minuit, 1990), to be published by Columbia Uni
  15 KB (2,421 words) - 02:39, 16 January 2011
• Cyborgology
  ...articular historical moment and it becomes integrated into the social life of that period. ...new ideas. As Cyborgologists, we consider both the promise and the perils of living in constant contact with technology.
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• Connective Obligation
  ...-mail. Should the message arrive when the person is not connected, feeling of guilt may arise. ...life. Ling found that "during the focus groups, teens related many stories of friends and acquaintances who get insulted, angry or upset if a text messag
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• H+ Elbow Little Brother
  *Has sousveillance helped or hindered people's abilities to improve quality of life? How? *Are you aware of surveillance technology in your environment?
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• Anthropology of Gaming
  Articles and information on Anthropology and gaming. ===My Life as a Night Elf Priest: An Anthropological Account of World of Warcraft===
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• Workshop on Cyborg Anthropology at the School of American Research
  Workshop on Cyborg Anthropology, School of American Research, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 10/93. ...and/or findable. Please Email case@cyborganthropology.com if you have any information on this workshop.
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• Constructing Online Identity
  How do we communicate when we don’t have nonverbal communication and tone of voice? Human Subjects Committee not allowing for a lot of research online
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• Property
  ...plications to simulacra, now not even necessarily a physical manifestation of object; we seem to be recreating a scarcity in online environments Selling the idea of belonging to a group, not the content of the group; token of participation
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• Education
  ...in a personal voice toward the high school and college drop out. The voice of this article should be changed to the neutral voice standard. ...with innate curiosity and demonstrate it quite prominently around the age of three when; without the instruction to do so, we started asking why all the
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• Natural Language Processing
  ...peech tagging, where a computer can correctly identify the parts of speech of each word in a sentence. ...nslate the text into another language, answer questions about the contents of the text, and draw inferences from the text.
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• Temporarily Negotiated Space
  ...e far end of a hallway talking on the phone. In each case, a small segment of private space is negotiated be the person on the phone. The space around th ...School for Design - Design Research Methods. Fall 2010.</ref> in the form of pictures, decorations and books. A hotel is a temporary private space that
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• Martine Rothblatt
  ...oject of the Terasem Movement is to prevent death by preserving sufficient information about a person so that recovery remains possible by foreseeable technology. ...begin to create more and more sophisticated mindclones, or representations of our cybernetic being.
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• Flow, Interaction Design And Contemporary Boredom
  Boredom is a leading case of death in teenagers and senior citizens. It removes one from the pulse of life, of meaning, of action and a sense of purpose.
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• Full text of A Cyborg Manifesto
  ...he Late Twentieth Century," in Simians, Cyborgs and Women: The Reinvention of Nature (New York; Routledge, 1991), pp.149-181.</ref>. Full text posted her AN IRONIC DREAM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR WOMEN IN THE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
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• Autism Theory and Technology
  ...ple or machines fail to perceive, understand and act upon social-emotional information, then they are hindered in their ability to interact. For example, deciding ...g successful strategies for coping with the dynamic interactive challenges of the real world. But our interest goes significantly beyond learning from pe
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• My Mind is a Web Browser: How People with Autism Think
  ...education, and notable career as a professor of animal behavior, designer of animal facilities worldwide, and celebrated writer, speaker, and researcher ...that operate separately. Only by interviewing people did I learn that many of them think primarily in words, and that their thoughts are linked to emotio
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• Notes on MySpace and Legendary Psychasthenia
  ...rofile and points out a beef I’ve had for a while with the proliferation of Facebook and its boring, blue and white layout used for every person on the Once the construction of a personal webpage required some degree of programming expertise. Today the social networking user merely interacts wi
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• Croatian Interview with Nacional
  ...man interaction, especially tools and networks that are formed by networks of human and non-human objects. ...tal self. The mental self is an internal space, which is unseen, and a lot of what we see on a computer is unseen unless we look at it through an interfa
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• Questions for Wired Magazine
  ...es trawling data, such as search items across sites. Are there other types of data too? How exactly do you analyse those, and the search items, then synt ...t. These are usually in the form of stories or experiences given by groups of people.
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• Do Androids Dream of Electric Speech
  '''Do Androids Dream of Electric Speech? The Construction of Cochlear Implant Identity on American Television and the “New Deaf Cyborg ''This paper was kindly submitted by Pamela Kincheloe of RIT.''
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• Human Scale Design
  Too often we think in terms of judging and thinking. What does a space look like? Is it a good space? Has ...and large-scale housing projects. Far less concern is paid to the harmony of humans as they exist within and alongside these spaces over time.
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