Adam Little @ CIID

My bookmarks for October 8th through October 15th:

• Interview: The cellphone anthropologist - opinion - 11 June 2008 - New Scientist
  Another interview with Jan Chipchase

My bookmarks for October 3rd through October 7th:

• plainview : software : the barbarian group
  Plainview is a full-screen web browser for MacOSX
• Hackers and Painters
  MUST READ!
• RA DIOHEA_D / HOU SE OF_C ARDS - Google Code
  Download Processing files to make your own visualizations of the House of Cards data
• Can the Cellphone Help End Global Poverty?
  On Jan Chipchase, from the New York Times

My bookmarks for September 30th through October 3rd:

• Thoughts on Interaction Design
  "This is a text intended to contemplate the theory behind the field of Interaction Design in a new way" From 2007, out of print, now online
• Videos tagged 'processing' on Vimeo
• alex dragulescu :: dynamic for the people
  "his projects are experiments and explorations of algorithms, computational models, simulations and information visualizations that involve data derived from databases, spam emails, blogs and video game assets. "
• marius watz: unlekker.net
  generative art, good links
• daniel shiffman
  teacher at ITP, good resources for learning processing
• SourceForge.net: DarwiinRemote
  Send and receive data from a Nintendo Wii Remote

My bookmarks for September 18th through September 25th:

• John Maeda talks about technology — and his quest to understand RISD
  Interview with John Maeda from a Providence, RI newspeper
• Design That Heals: An Interview with Alan Jacobson
  Interview with Alan Jacobson from Philadelphia about a community design project in Rwanda
• Project H Design (Anti)Manifesto: A Call To Action For Humanitarian (Product) Design
  By Emily Piloton of Project H Design
• Copenhagenize.com - The Copenhagen Bike Culture Blog
  “With this blog we hope to bring Copenhagen Bicycle Culture to the world. In city councils around the world they speak of ‘Copenhagenizing’ their streets to accomodate bikes. Here in the Danish capital, it’s just a way of life, as the photos and blog entries will highlight.”