Excited to start a new @hyperlink_a course with @adolforismos called "Antifragile Writing with Roam Research" (@RoamResearch). It's a great chance to explore networked thinking and writing with an interesting group of people from around the world.
For those of you with children, one my Boston College colleagues, @dennisshirley , gave an interview with tips on adjusting to teaching your kids from home.
"I don't fear missing out. I fear not giving enough attention to the things that I already know for sure are important." - Cal Newport https://t.co/NxvcpvaXSm
This diagram made it clear that I could recycle this ambiguous plastic bag-like thingy - great example of effective design for the public good from @How2Recycle. Love their mission to "standardized labeling system that clearly communicates recycling instructions to the public."
Watching live Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on "Open Hearing: Foreign Influence Operations and their use of Social Media Platforms." @krisshaffer is giving play-by-play as his colleague from @NewKnowledgeAI testifies.
Enjoyed having @CathyNDavidson join our #BCTeach18 session on "Learning in Public" and hearing her engaging keynote with @RandyBassGU late in the afternoon https://t.co/Yq4ymzL69D
Jeffery Zeldman on the need for slow design: "We need design that is slower for people who are trying to comprehend, for they are our only chance of saving the world." https://t.co/v5FnL69pNt
Cal Newport: "algorithmic attention economy" defined as "a particularly virulent strain of the attention sector that leverages personal data and sophisticated algorithms to ruthlessly siphon users’ cognitive capital" https://t.co/YKcZ0ionJA
Enjoyed prototyping an app to support spaced + interleaved study at the Experience Design for Learning Meetup https://t.co/wxZgcSVe1d. Thanks to @jsngrmn for introducing me to this interesting group.