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Archive for the ‘learn’ Category
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My New Year’s Resolutions for Business & Personal Productivity
Barry Moltz outlined his 12 New Year’s Resolutions for 2012 in the American Express OPEN Forum for Small Businesses. In the spirit of Number 7 — “I will focus on less” — I’ve narrowed his list down and tweaked it …
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Can Your Kid Code? Developing Child Developers
Can we start teaching kids to code, already? Childhood development should include actual “development”…
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Happy Halloween! What’s Really Scary About Social Media
All fears about 600,000 Facebook security breaches a day possibly making your private bits public aside, Shoutlet interviewed 134 people to see what scares them most about social media. Then they converted those fears into this fun infographic:
Remember: Please …
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On Privacy: Klout + Facebook = UnLike
Facebook’s “frictionless sharing” initiative may have already caused friction with Spotify users, but it presents very real privacy issues when it comes to Klout.
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Cereal Killer: User Experience vs. User Interface (UX v UI)
Art Institute students ask: “User Experience (UX) versus User Interface (UI): What are they? What’s the difference?” Here’s an answer…
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Social Media Demographics : Who Is Using Which Sites?
Whether for business, social, or socially dysfunctional reasons, if you’re going to get in the social media game, you should get to know the playing field. You’re more likely to have a positive experience (and get positive results) if you …
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Sitting is Killing You!
Remember when you’re mom used to chide you to stop squirming and sit still? Well, start squirming: Sitting is killing you. Or so all the latest data tells us.
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Five Facts About the Female Brain
An excerpt from ManoftheHouse’s post “Five Weird Facts About Your Wife’s Brain”, which were culled from The Female Brain by Louann Brizendine, M.D.
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Getting Intimate at Netsquared Houston : Relationships Come First
Last week, my beautiful friend JJ Lassberg got all up in my Facebook and asked whether I’d fill in to speak at Netsquared Houston this week — the group of local techies that work to proactively help non-profit organizations. Well, …
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TEDx Houston 2010 : Expanding Perceptions
After talking to Culture Pilot about the status of TEDx Houston 2011, I decided enough time had passed for it to be okay to upload all of the audience, volunteer, and speaker interviews I snagged during the 2010 conference.
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Brené Brown : TGIF – Trust Gratitude Inspiration Friday
My response to Brené Brown’s post on “TGIF”: “Trust Gratitude Inspiration Friday.”
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“PIXELS” by Patrick Jean : New York City Gets 8-Bitten
“PIXELS” is Patrick Jean’s latest short film, brilliantly merging pixel animation and live-action sequences. Shot on location in New York, it features Manhattan under siege by 8-bit video game characters. Fans of old school games like PacMan, Tetris and Donkey Kong will LOVE this.
