Category: Technology

  • A place for innovation? Sasha Costanza-Chock’s Design Justice Review

    Design Justice. Community-led Practices to Build the Worlds We Need Sasha Constanza-Chock   Chapter 4 Review Ciudá Lágui – Xul Solar (1939) Where does innovation take place? This may seem like a very simple question, that could be quickly answered. In a traditional perspective, and according to well established vision of a linear mode of innovation, research […]

  • Chapter 3 Review: “Design Narratives: From TXTMob to Twitter”

    Two rare and valuable traits in any scholarly text are immediate utility and lasting impact, and Sasha Costanza-Chock’s third chapter on the topic of Design Narratives exemplifies both. In this section of their wider work, Costanza-Chock outlines how reframing popular conceptions around who exactly designed new technology can be a tool of design justice. Beginning […]

  • Tips for Achieving Greater Productivity

    Tips for Achieving Greater Productivity

      Business process realigning improves the organizational structure and introduces new methods of working to gain more productivity. Businesses should ensure it is done in the right way to make the employees adapt to the changes quickly and gain their cooperation. Business process realignment must get implemented gradually to integrate everyday processes into the new […]

  • How Cloud Computing in Changing Science Collaboration

      Biotechnology is the future of our world, and it uses the latest technologies like AI, Big Data, and Cloud Computing extensively in its operations. Unlike typical businesses, biotechnology requires dealing with numerous microorganisms, repetitive processes, and minute observation of the results. Cloud computing in biotechnology helps people keep accurate results safe in a virtual […]

  • Organizing a Great Teleparty for Your School Friends

    Teleparties are becoming increasingly famous these days as nobody wants to get together physically to go to a movie or a show. Netflix teleparties are a great way to stay connected with your school and college friends while you watch the same performance at the same time. It creates the same vibe of going to […]

  • Annemaree Lloyd writes new expert guide to qualitative approaches within information literacy

    Annemaree Lloyd writes new expert guide to qualitative approaches within information literacy

    For immediate release   14 September 2021 Annemaree Lloyd writes new expert guide to qualitative approaches within information literacy Facet Publishing announce the publication of The Qualitative Landscape of Information Literacy Research by Annemaree Lloyd The last 46 years have witnessed a deep and continued interest in information literacy. The Qualitative Landscape of Information Literacy […]

  • 6th COMPUTATIONAL ARCHIVAL SCIENCE (CAS) WORKSHOP

    6th COMPUTATIONAL ARCHIVAL SCIENCE (CAS) WORKSHOP

    6th COMPUTATIONAL ARCHIVAL SCIENCE (CAS) WORKSHOP See: https://ai-collaboratory.net/cas/cas-workshops/2021-6th-cas-workshop [ai-collaboratory.net] Dec 15-18 (workshop date TBD), 2021, Atlanta, Orlando FL (now held virtually)   COMPUTATIONAL ARCHIVAL SCIENCE: digital records in the age of big data PART OF: IEEE Big Data 2021 — http://bigdataieee.org/BigData2021/ [bigdataieee.org] All papers accepted for the workshop will be included in the Conference Proceedings published by the […]

  • Introduction: Andy Fischer Wright (UT Austin)

    Hey folks! My name is Andy Fischer Wright, and I am a new HASTAC scholar. I’m in my first year of a doctoral program in Radio-Television-Film at UT Austin, and I use he/him/his pronouns. My background is in critical media studies/ cultural studies scholarship and consulting work with writing centers, though I’ve recently written on everything from Lime […]

  • Modularity and Meaning

    Modularity is the second design principle for an Ecological Age.  With separate connected devices for separate functions, like a pen for writing, a watch for monitoring, and even clothing for communication, screen-free technology is automatically modular.  Decentralized functions are easier to understand, but harder to standardize.  They need different knowledge and materials.     Different information, […]

  • Screen-Free Computers

        I am using the customary screen with keyboard as I write this on my laptop, but I am arguing for a different kind of computer technology than we have now.     That is the paradigm I am calling the screen-light “Intranet of Things” for an Ecological Age, as opposed to the screen-heavy and commercial […]