Seoul government's giant ear sculpture actually listens to the public's opinion | Sprin... - 1 views
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Johanna Fassbender on 04 Oct 13a fun idea for exhibit feedback?
Museum Audience Insight: The Attendance Slide: A call-to-action - 0 views
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Words to the wise, and a reminder everyone should start using foresight techniques if they want to survive!
5 things to know about global aging | UTSanDiego.com - 0 views
Libraries as neutral community spaces - 0 views
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"We need to make this a landing strip for people who may not be culturally attuned to using a public building"
3Doodler, a Pen for Drawing in the Air - 0 views
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pen-shaped, portable 3D printer was designed by researchers at MIT
INST-INT | welcome to this inst-int - 0 views
Jill Nussbaum: How To Inspire The Future Through Design - PSFK - 0 views
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The "design thinking" approach to futures thinking is "design fiction," a more near-future version of science fiction (referring to the next 3-10 years out)
App-based bank puts a social twist on finance | Springwise - 0 views
Foldable handheld 3D printer can fit in a backpack | Springwise - 0 views
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getting smaller...
Who's Not Online and Why | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project - 0 views
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Could the 15% of non-internet users be/become museum visitors? If these people are frustrated by the internet itself, how does this belief play out in our exhibits and programs?
Clive Thompson's 'Smarter Than You Think' a digital love letter - latimes.com - 0 views
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Book review of a rosier view of digital technology and how it improves our lives.
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"rather than learning how to remember"...we're learning how to find the answers that are already out there. This is going on my to-read list. Goodreads, anyone?
How the Internet is killing innovation | VentureBeat - 0 views
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Interesting observations on diversity and depth of reading/
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I think it is particularly true in this era of social media that we tend to hear only from/about people who are like us. Deep discussion of issues cannot thrive in this sort of an environment. There are many talented, insightful folks writing on their own blogs about important topics, but I don't have time to seek them out, read them, and understand what they're saying in order to form an opinion. So? I rely on my social media contacts. Oops.
▶ CrowdOptic: Analyzing Where People Point Their Devices - YouTube - 0 views
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interesting angle on analytics
Report Suggests Nearly Half of U.S. Jobs Are Vulnerable to Computerization | MIT Techno... - 0 views
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Uplifting news...
DIY science MOOC seeks funding on Kickstarter to conduct brain experiments at home - Te... - 1 views
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I still wonder about the ethical issues of people having these devices and what they could do to living creatures.......
Tower Infinity First Invisible Skyscraper - Business Insider - 0 views
Vending machine offers beer only to users who do nothing | Springwise - 1 views
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Maybe we could have a de-stress station at the entrance of a museum...
What Urban Planners Can Learn From a Hindu Religious Festival | Travel | Smithsonian Ma... - 0 views
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What can city planners and those who plan refugee and emergency camps learn from this mega pop-up city?
JSTOR: The American Scholar, Vol. 67, No. 3 (SUMMER 1998), pp. 29-35 - 1 views
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More good stuff from Geerat j. Vermeij, Distiguished Professor at UC Davis, also a blind geologist. Listening to a Tidepool is a great take on perception and worth the read if you're thinking to incorporate sensory experiences for the seeing and non-seeing visitor.
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