I see you, Howard Zinn
Howard Zinn urged us all to see.
Howard Zinn urged us all to see.
Today’s theme is one of design. Is there a way to use data analysis and visualization to engage people enough that they follow their curiosity into exploration of complex issues?
Just a bit of geeky fun late on a Friday night when the week has turned my brain to mush.
After testing the open source version of Google’s Chrome OS operating system, the question becomes: Am I likely to use it when it’s released in late 2010?
Recent bookmarks:
1. Contextual clothing for naked transparency
2. Brazil’s new Latin American and global integration universities launched
3. You Can Get There From Here: Websites for Learners
4. Drumbeat idea: open web skills @ p2pu
Culling and reorganizing RSS feeds felt cathartic, but also lead to some reflections, hopes, and concerns.
Another letter to Barack.
HTML5 and SVG may open new opportunities for deeper understanding of complex policy issues.
Recent bookmarks of 3 items:
1. That Old College Lie
2. What the Google Web will look like in 10 years
3. Taking Aim at the Supply Side
With the conclusion of this project, I no longer feel the need to equivocate about xquery. I will definitely use it.