Archives: Tweets

  • @bokardo have you tried Weave? any thoughts on how it changes flow / experience of working in the browser?

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  • @kookprins simple cure = recognize augmented reality needs architecture of participation *from the beginning* [e.g. AR Wave, AR Consortium]

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  • Chris Arkenberg on #AR “there is a real risk that content experiences may become fractured and ephemeral.” http://bit.ly/5dalth [So true!]

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  • “there is a real risk that content experiences may become fractured and ephemeral.”

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  • @changeorder very true. but it’s like sending a telegram in the real-time social era – a bit old-fashioned as a form of useful communication

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  • really interesting exercise to write cover letters these days – I think this is one of those communication genres that’s going to die soon.

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  • @MAMK lots of supporting elements like social experiences, realtime web, smartphones, etc. are breaking the waterline now: #ar #qr

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  • Google tagging the real world w/ QR codes for #AR – http://bit.ly/7csz8v “We plan to periodically send out new waves of window decals.”

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  • concepts for the future of social networking: http://bit.ly/5UovSk – and I totally disagree with these interaction models! Tech as barrier!

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  • we’re just beginning to explore the workings of social augmented experiences: http://bit.ly/59QGBE (solid ruminations from Joe McCarthy)

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