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Episode 24: Storytelling, with Laura Masters
This week we are joined by Laura Masters (@lauraemasters) for a conversation on storytelling. We look at how it can be used as a tool for learning and how technology is changing the way in which we tell our stories.
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A natural story-teller, Laura Masters is a quick thinker, creative concepter, copywriter, short story writer, & technical writer. She has experience working with companies such as Cardinal Health, Jack Morton Worldwide, Subway, ANICO, and others. A natural ability with technology and making the complicated understandable, Laura loves to enthuse others through her writing.
M. Carolyn Clark and Marsha Rossiter
AmazonThe Adult Learner: The definitive classic in adult education and human resource development by Malcolm S. Knowles
AmazonBeowulf
Denison UniversityDenison University is an independent, coeducational, residential college of liberal arts and sciences founded in 1831.
Harvard Business Review: Case StudiesWhat does emotion cost?
GeniusA Perfect Day for Bananafish by J.D. Salinger
PopmattersJ.D. Salinger’s Seymour, a Eulogy
University of Maryland’s Human-Computer Interaction LabA Theoretical Model of Children’s Storytelling using Physically-Oriented Technologies (SPOT)
Roadside AmericaAndy D-Day and the 2-Headed Calf
Radiotopia: The AllusionistPodcast episode on museum placards
The Institute of Contemporary Art in BostonAndrew Bird’s Sonic Arboretum
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
SlateFacebook wants to know why you didn’t publish that status update you started writing.
Big ThinkLying on Social Media Creates False Memories
LifetimeCleveland Abduction
IMDBThe Golden Girls
E! OnlineAll the news you want about Blue Ivy Carter
All of the AboveData data data, data data data, data data
YouTubeLast Week Tonight: John Oliver & Edward Snowden
FCCOpen Internet
How to tell a story
Oxford DictionariesFOMO: Fear of missing out
100 Word StoryFlash fiction
Everything2“The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door…”
WikipediaOne Thousand and One Nights
YouTubeCommunity & Subway
SlideShareDeath by PowerPoint
IMDBBig Fish
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Episode 23: Apple Watch
Two out of the three of us talk about the Apple Watch set up, the steep learning curve for such a personalized device, and the new interactions that come with it. Then Sam talks about how developing for the Watch with only the simulator is a major hindrance.
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Carsharing with smart cars
COTACentral Ohio Transit Authority
iTunesThe Proclaimers – 500 Miles
Apple Watch Review — A Day in the Life
The TelegraphApple Watch Review: Object of Desire
EngadgetA Status Symbol for iOS Devotees
YouTubeApple Watch Setup (Cool cosmic pairing process)
AppleApple Watch Full User Guide
AmazonNike+ Fuelband SE Fitness Tracker
AmazonFitbit Flex Wireless Activity + Sleep Wristband
YouTubeMeet Roman Mars, Creator of 99% Invisible
App StoreDeliveries
App StoreTestFlight
AppleApple Watch Guided Tours
MacworldEverything you can do with Force Touch on Apple Watch
Timekeeping — Faces & Complications
iTunesDebug #64: Horace Dediu of ASymco (Live from Ull)
Kicking BearGuy English
iMoreRene Ritchie
D.T.S.Dick Tracy Syndrome
GigaomWhy Apple Watch apps should be usable in 10 seconds or less
Model-view-controller (MVC)
App StoreDark Sky - Weather Radar, Hyperlocal Forecasts, and Storm Alerts
Apple DeveloperPresenting Content on an External Display
re/codeHow Long to Cook the Prime Rib? There’s an Apple Watch App for That (And a Few Thousand More).
TidBITSApple Watch Try-Ons Are Both Hype and Help
Apple DeveloperApple WatchKit App Architecture
TechCrunchFlurry Analytics Rolls Out Support For Apple Watch
Agile DataIntroduction to Test Driven Development (TDD)
Ars TechnicaNo more “Please be kind, rewind”: Blockbuster stores to finally die in 2014
App StoreHBO GO
iTunesPat Benatar – Love Is a Battlefield
Marco.orgRedesigning Overcast’s Apple Watch app
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Episode 22: Ideas, Beers, and Broken Hearts
Do you have an awesome game changing idea for a piece of software? Probably not. Sam walks us through his process for evaluating ideas and making them become a reality or flushing them down the drain like that goldfish from your childhood that your mother told you ran away.
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Multimedia In Education by Bryan Brush
Context is King by Sean Doran
(Time: 0:32)The Sunscreen Song
(Time: 0:34)Laryngitis
(Time: 0:46)Highway of Construction
(Time: 0:50)Iowa Cornfields
(Time: 1:22)Your Idea Sucks
(Time: 1:54)"I have an awesome idea."
(Time: 2:03)Making Millions!
(Time: 2:13)How is my app idea?
(Time: 2:43)No Swiping!
(Time: 3:22)Making money
(Time: 4:24)Your idea is horrible
(Time: 5:44)I'm no designer
(Time: 5:55)Real Designer
(Time: 6:30)Elementary School
(Time: 7:10)Cookie Monster
(Time: Fucking Late)RedBull gives you wings
(Time: 7:27)Cookie Monster vs Power Rangers
(Time: 8:08)Google Me
Episode 21: Multimedia in Education
Does multimedia have an influence on learning? That is the question Bryan poses to us in this solo episode. Since the 1980’s there has been an interesting debate between Dr. Richard E. Clark and Dr. Richard Kozma on multimedia's role in learning and education. Bryan walks us through both sides of the debate as well as some more contemporary arguments on the subject. Finally, he considers Sean’s thoughts on context in design from Episode 020 and how it might relate to this conversation.
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Episode 20: Context is King
With user experience design, it’s about focusing on the person that will be using your work, within a context. One way to help identify users, their situations, and possible needs that your design hasn't met is with user personas.
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This episode is a narration of Sean's latest blog post: Context is King
Below are templates you can use. It's easy to create multiple personas all in one file, share them with your team, and even print them out for your next meeting.
019: Interior Design, with Hillary Hutchings
We talk with Interior Designer Hillary Hutchings about the future of interior design in the digital and automation age, modularity in design, and learning environments.
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Hillary is a talented Interior Designer based out of Columbus, OH. She received her formal education at the Columbus College of Art & Design. She pairs research with design exploration to produce intimate, effective spaces.
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We dropped in on the 3 Guys 3 Questions Podcast and completely took over their April Fools' show last week. We asked each other:
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Three guys ponder the finer things in life by asking each other weird questions. Each week Aaron, Adam, and Andrew compete to seem the most normal while answering questions about their fears, pet-peeves, and idiosyncrasies.
We talk with Zack Cramp of Playing to Vapors about the concert experience, scalpers, and how smartphones at concerts are a double-edged sword — and a lot more.
Their upcoming EP, A Glitch in a Void, is coming out April 10th. Available on Bandcamp and iTunes.
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Playing to Vapors is an independent band from Columbus, Ohio with a unique style groove-based alternative rock.
Alto’s Adventure
TwitterZack Cramp — @zcramp
InstagramZack Cramp — @zcramp_
Bunbury Music FestivalJune 5–7 in Cincinnati, Ohio
Brothers Drake Meadery & BarColumbus, Ohio
FacebookThe Aviary
Available on Bandcamp and iTunes
UWeeklyOSU Alumni band Playing to Vapors sizzle in sold-out show at The Spacebar
iTunesWeezer’s Blue Album
YouTubeStar Wars
Food, Ideas & Music
WikipediaTicketmaster
Trust Me I’m a ScientistPearl Jam vs. Ticketmaster
Brown Paper TicketsThe fair-trade ticketing company
EventbriteTixersStubHubMoshing & Wall of Death
iTunesGoldfinger
iTunesLess Than Jake
YouTubeSkanking
iTunesMable by Goldfinger
iTunesManchester Orchestra
Setlist.fmThe Avett Brothers at The LC – May 28, 2011
iTunesThe Avett Brothers
iTunesExplosions in the Sky
Setlist.fmManchester Orchestra at Cumberland Cave on December 13, 2014
YouTubeHope Weekend
WikipediaAudio Engineer
Amazon & iBooksPsychological Health Effects of Musical Experiences: Theories, Studies and Reflections in Music Health Science
iTunesLimelight by Rush
iTunesDavid Huntsberger
GrantlandChildish Gambino’s Deep Web Tour
YouTube“I’m too old for this sh*t.” Supercut
Yahoo! ScreenCommunity’s Final Season
Apple DeveloperiBeacon for Developers
WikipediaBouncing Ball for karaoke
iTunesJustin Timberlake
The GuardianDoes taking photographs ruin your memory?
iTunesThe Secret Life of Walter Mitty
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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
Paste MagazineMusic, Movies, TV, Games, Comedy, Books, Design, Tech, Drink and Geek
North American WhitetailIt's exactly what it sounds
Ducks UnlimitedToo many ducks!
The Book Loft of German VillageToo many books!
The History of MagazinesThank you Johann Rist
YouTubeNickelodeon Magazine PLEASE
FastCompanyMacWorld is no longer a magazine
The Future of Digital Magazine PublishingDora Santos Silva tears it up
PBSA book about starting a current-day magazine.
How old school publishers can win in the digital age
THE GUARDIANWho says print is dead? Well…
WIREDAre digital magazines dead? Well...
ZinioA digital “magazine” publisher
The Editor’s BlogWhat does an editor actually do?
Spin Media changed things
New York PostSpin Media slashes like a slasher
Re/codeCompanies buying companies buying companies
Wayback MachineUnder the Gun Review on April 30, 2011
YouTubeBASEketball Quote
The Wall Street JournalMacklemore uses major labels for what they’re good for
MacStoriesThe Viticci!
Six ColorsThe Snell!
Daring FireballThe Gruber!
9to5 MacThe Gurman!
WikipediaEvolutionary Economics
The IncomparableJason Snell’s Podcast Network
YouTubeJohn Gruber, Daring Fireball - XOXO Festival (2014)
MacStoriesLife After Cancer by Federico Viticci
Daring FireballSean get his 15 seconds of fame
Music, Movies, TV, Games, Comedy, Books, Design, Tech, Drink and Geek
Skateboarder MagazineNose Grind to Kickflip to Casper Slide
The PlugEagle Scouts
GameProR.I.P.
PC WorldMasqueraded as GamePro
Alternative PressMusic, man
Rolling StoneA classic
Backpacker MagazineA Ghost Among Us
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