Monthly Archives: March 2013

VU mini-symposium Measuring Causal Relations

There were several speakers that all had new and elegant solutions to the problem of trying to establish causality in their field. The one that most appealed to me was the story of professor Olivers. Possibly because as a Cognitive … Continue reading

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Gamifeye: Are you present?

Ideally speaking, you should be able to experience entertainment and education within a game-frame – experiencing ‘fun’ and any ‘intentional content’ at the same time, instead of switching between blocks of one or the other. This takes a creative approach … Continue reading

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Sweat the small stuff: Sutherland TED talk

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The Art of Asking: Palmer TED talk

Engaging talk. Reminded me of the difference between facilitating and forcing: trust your audience. Be open about what you want and ask in a way that touches someone. Let the crowd/cloud catch you!

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The machine is Us/ing Us

A classic. Explaining the ‘new thing’ about Web 2.0 and asking questions that we are currently shaping answers for. We are the HumanCloud organising the mess that we create.

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Fun Theory VW

Gamification before gamification was called Fun Theory…

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