Book Cart Dinosaur Graffiti
At least I assume it is a dinosaur… oh wait it is an elephant trumpeting its horn.
No tags for this post.At least I assume it is a dinosaur… oh wait it is an elephant trumpeting its horn.
No tags for this post.This article presents an interesting take on making not just information open access to freely use as you like but also product design through modular construction. Basically like Legos or a giant Erector set, the companies mentioned in article allow the user to create their own designs with their products based on the need of the user. Kind of an interesting way to look at the world.
Low-tech Magazine: How to Make Everything Ourselves: Open Modular Hardware.
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"Fifteen years later, the New Yorker's story on Missoula's Sputniks is online" good read http://t.co/RWPjIalTNj - posted on 25/05/2013 18:32:50
Stories are the "thick data" or thick description qualitative methods can offer.
Big Data Needs Thick Data http://t.co/NgqX8FUl0u - posted on 24/05/2013 08:21:30
Forgot to say in conference eval, please continue to have entertainment on 1st night ala the fiddler http://t.co/qay74MCcQN - posted on 21/05/2013 11:00:00
Had a great Acquisitions Institute. Great presentations. Great folks. Great food. Great discussion. Great bacon. - posted on 21/05/2013 10:22:51
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