We talk about loci, pathfinding algorithms, and wayfinding–not necessarily in that order.
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Episode 016: Magazines, with Jacob Tender
We sit down with guest Jacob Tender to talk about what's really a magazine, how can magazine companies transition to a digital world, and the role of major publishers in a self-publishing world.
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He's spent most of five years writing about music-related things for publications like Under The Gun Review, Substream Magazine, Mind Equals Blown, What Culture!, and more.
Jacob currently writes on his own site Curbside.Audio and works with Other People Records on their publicity efforts. Here are the two bands from Other People Records that Jacob mentions in the show: Avaberee and Tommy Boys. Also, if you listen close enough, you can hear Jacob's backing vocals on Shapes & Colors new EP, On Display. He can also be found on Twitter @CurbsideAudio.
FACT: The #1 Women's Magazine
Music, Movies, TV, Games, Comedy, Books, Design, Tech, Drink and Geek
It's exactly what it sounds
Too many ducks!
Too many books!
Thank you Johann Rist
Nickelodeon Magazine PLEASE
MacWorld is no longer a magazine
Dora Santos Silva tears it up
A book about starting a current-day magazine.
How old school publishers can win in the digital age
Who says print is dead? Well…
Are digital magazines dead? Well...
A digital “magazine” publisher
What does an editor actually do?
Spin Media changed things
Spin Media slashes like a slasher
Companies buying companies buying companies
Under the Gun Review on April 30, 2011
BASEketball Quote
Macklemore uses major labels for what they’re good for
The Viticci!
The Snell!
The Gruber!
The Gurman!
Evolutionary Economics
Jason Snell’s Podcast Network
John Gruber, Daring Fireball - XOXO Festival (2014)
Life After Cancer by Federico Viticci
Sean get his 15 seconds of fame
Music, Movies, TV, Games, Comedy, Books, Design, Tech, Drink and Geek
Nose Grind to Kickflip to Casper Slide
Eagle Scouts
R.I.P.
Masqueraded as GamePro
Music, man
A classic
A Ghost Among Us
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Episode 015: Games
We explore what it takes to make educational games enjoyable and beneficial, how the digital and physical worlds are colliding, and what role single player games have in a multi-player world.
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The Motion of Falling Objects
A–Z Modern Office Jargon
Overcast is our podcast player of choice
Join the anytime, anywhere real-world adventure.
Anki DRIVE
Apple WWDC 2013 Keynote — Anki DRIVE
Golem Arcana
Heroclix
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
Goldfinger — Hang-Ups
Board game parlour
Rockwell — Somebody’s Watching Me
The Edward Snowden Film
The Top 100 European Games
10 Funny VHS Board Game Videos
Stuck in 2009
Getting your Sega Dreamcast online — in 2015
LAN Parties
Dogwood
South Korean man dies after a marathon game session
Titan fall is pretty much just a multiplayer game
Stop looking at my screens
Watching people play video games. Online.
League of Legends
Scholarships for League of Legends players
“They make visually beautiful games” — Sam Bantner
Monument Valley
Plants vs. Zombies
Monument Valley gets a boost from House of Cards
Bryan and Sam will hike this.
Oregon Trail
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Episode 014: Email
Bryan, Sam, and Sean spend some time discussing email and how it’s one of the more annoying forms of communication. They take a look at when, if ever, email is the best form of communication, how its purpose has changed over time, and whether it can be viewed as a disposable service.
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Inbox Zero
#8: Work-Life Tetris
#11: That Thank You Has Expired
Too Many Cooks
Importance of Documenting Verbal Conversations
Your Email Signature — 101 Do’s and Don’ts
+K for Email Expertise
Etiquette is important
Homepage
The driving force behind the sandwich
Sandwich Video for TrueCar (not CarMax)
Sandwich Video for Coin
Sandwich Video for 1Password
Sandwich Video for Slack
Email in China
Electronic Mail Address
The fastest email on the net
Justin Timberlake
Storage Limit
Labels
OS X’s Mail.app vs. Gmail
POP3 vs. IMAP vs. Exchange
Burner Phone
Your private phone app
Public and Private Keys
Email encrypted end-to-end
Edit email headers
Email spoofing
The Email Service for Developers
OneReceipt
Clean up your inbox
Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Bath Tissue, 48 Double Rolls
T.E.A.R.A.W.A.Y.T.R.O.U.S.E.R.S.
Quickly swipe messages to your archive or trash and scan entire conversations in a chat-like view.
Google buys Sparrow
OWA
Microsoft Outlook
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Episode 013: The Cloud
We explore what the cloud really is, how all the things on the Internet are crazy, and weigh the pros and cons for education's reliance on third parties for their friendly neighborhood cloud necessities.
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This fierce blizzard has made February Boston’s snowiest month ever
What is “the Cloud” — and Where is it?
iCloud vs. iTunes backups: The crucial differences that affect your data
iCloud’s previous over-simplification of file hierarchy
Jennifer Lyn Morone incorporates herself
You own it, but Facebook can still use it
This new rule about paid product placements caused a stir
Old article about Facebook’s “deleted” photo challenge
How Snaps are Stored and Deleted
How the Library of Congress receives Twitter’s firehose, and what that really means for deleted tweets
A nice project that aims to help people with long Terms of Service agreements by giving them grades
Cloud computing
Free hour-long workshops
iCloud
Step 8: Do a satanic ritual
My Photo Stream FAQ
#25: The Microsoft of Ourselves
iCloud Drive
OS X Yosemite: Manage iCloud storage
Surprise.
The Rat Pack
Packrat a.k.a. Extended Version History
HIPPA-compliant servers are a can of worms
Those Dropbox checkmarks were hacks. Yosemite made them official. Some people don’t like it.
Users need feedback… man.
Post-Show Follow-Up: There is some visual feedback when your Mac can’t connect to the Internet to upload the file to iCloud Drive, but it varies in helpfulness depending on your Finder view:
Now anyone can use Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for iCloud
Mat Honan gets hacked — Apple and Amazon were accomplices
Naoki Hiroshima’s @N gets hacked — PayPal and GoDaddy were accomplices
If this, then that — and that, and this, and those
We are manure, I mean.. mature
if (podcast = All of the Above) { rating = "5"; }
Skedaddle as a Service
Urban Dictionary: qq
Philip’s Hue Starter Pack
166 as of February 24, 2015
Internet of Things (IoT) a.k.a. Cloud of Crazy Things
Intel and Samsung loves them some IoT
VESSYL AUTOMATICALLY KNOWS AND TRACKS EVERYTHING YOU DRINK. EVERYTHING.
We weren’t joking
Surprise.
Beam Brush
Surprise.
This is a challenge
Ladies and Gentlemen, the iKettle
Cost benefit analysis of cloud computing in education
Digitize all the things.
Learning Management Systems (LMS)
It happens.
Build Your Platform – Not Someone Else’s
This person really hates Blackboard.
Googley education
Percentages for cloud usage in different Industrial Sectors and Services Pie Chart
Cloud computing for education: A new dawn?
Affordable. Easy management. Classroom impact.
Increase funds for the U.S. Department of Education — part of it going towards technology
iPad in Education
Hey… lmgtfy!
“Each serving of Soylent provides maximum nutrition with minimum effort.”
Episode 012: Voice as UI, with Scott Ryan-Hart
We explore how our vocal chords control our electronic devices, and why the current implementations are leaving a bad taste in our mouth. Scott Ryan-Hart joins us as he is currently finishing up his Master's at Kent State University for User Experience Design. His thesis is about the mismatch between the user's mental model of Siri, and the conceptual model of Siri — and marketing's role in that.
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Bryan Brush with a Blue Power Ring by Scott Ryan-Hart
Sam Bantner with an Orange Power Ring by Scott Ryan-Hart
Sean Doran with a Green Power Ring by Scott Ryan-Hart
