Posted in economics, productivity, software on April 23rd, 2009 2 Comments »
Dave Stone recently recommended that I try Action Method Online, as a way of managing tasks/projects. The suggestion was timely: its been on my mind to try things other than basecamp, and another project tool I was trying got lost in the ether due to an ‘unfortunate database incident’.
Additionally, I know that my GTD has [...]
Posted in art, culture, economics, events, marketing, media, software, workshops on November 6th, 2008 3 Comments »
Back in September I attended clearleft’s dconstruct conference. One presentation in the day really stuck out, and reviewing the slides again today I felt inspired to comment/echo one particular point.
Joshua Porter used some psychology principles to examine how to provide a persuasive user experience. See the slides and audio from his presentation are available, in [...]