Ubiquitous Computing

Ubiquitious computing, ubiquitous computing is about ones way of interacting with an invisible computer, it’s about interacting with computers everywhere that don’t “feel” that way. It’s about the human interaction with these devices without these humans even realizing that they are using them. It’s the idea of that anyway. And that’s the future of the world… Continue reading Ubiquitous Computing

Reed Ch 4-7

In chapter four of Digitized Lives: Culture, Power, and Social Change in the Internet Era,  Reed discusses how gender, ethnicity and disability play apart on the online world. When customizing one’s profile on Facebook for example, one has to choose their gender and when going to the settings one has a way of assigning how… Continue reading Reed Ch 4-7

Grown Up Digital

The eight norms,  the eight net Gen norms consist of Freedom, Customization, Scrutiny, Integrity, Collaboration, Entertainment, Speed and Innovation. Each of these Gen norms has a reason to exist but they are all rooted in the experience that the new generation has during their youth. The internet plays a big role in these youth life as… Continue reading Grown Up Digital

A Better Pencil

Baron in his literacy piece, “A Better Pencil” talks about how technologies came about for writing and how they have evolved. Each technology has its limits and outrage that came with the public. From the clay tablets to even the printing press where the public believed there was a spiritual connection between the writer and the… Continue reading A Better Pencil