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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteur
Quote Me- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Tag Archives: space
Dopplr: More Fuzziness Wanted
[fr]Dopplr est un de ces “social tools” (si vous avez une meilleure traduction que “outils sociaux”, qui franchement, ne traduit pas du tout l’idée, faites-moi signe) qui permet à chacun d’indiquer quels sont ses prochains voyages prévus et de les … Continue reading
Posted in Connected Life, Social Media and the Web, Travels
Tagged dates, dopplr, feedback, fuzziness, locations, meeting, Online Culture, people, planning, Reviews, Social Software, socialtool, space, time, towns, Travels
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Culture Shock in Second Life
[fr]Second Life est vraiment ressenti par ceux qui l’utilisent comme un espace physique. Preuve en est le sentiment de désorientation qui m’habite alors que je découvre cet espace — sentiment très proche de celui qui a accompagné mes premiers jours … Continue reading
Posted in Connected Life, Understanding life and the world
Tagged Culture, cultureshock, Education, furries, india, Online Culture, physical, Psychology / Sociology, racism, secondlife, space, spatial, Theories, Thoughts
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Keeping The Flat Clean: Living Space As User Interface
How I applied what I have understood about designing user interfaces to organising my flat so that it too is ‘usable’ and remains clean.
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