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Lessons From the Making Learning Accessible Conference 2015 @ MSU
https://twitter.com/Marcusfields52/status/665172649501413378 One of the benefits of living in a university town is that conferences come to you. Just this week there were not one but two usability conferences in the building literally across the street from where I live. Here are my tweets from one of them – the first (annual, hopefully) Making Learning Accessible conference at Michigan State… Continue reading
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The Structural Integrity of Meaning
I don’t plan on going to graduate school immediately after earning my bachelor’s, but I still often find myself reading about the universities whose programs I’m considering. When one of these schools tweeted a video of the full introductory lecture of their “Information Architecture” course, I wasted no time bookmarking it for later. It’s long (three hours if you combine both parts),… Continue reading
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Something is Better than Nothing
The best advice I ever encountered for overcoming writer’s block is to simply lower one’s standards. I should clarify that this lowering of standards should be thought of as temporary. There’s no reason to ever stare frozen at a blank page, debating how to begin. Just write – something, anything. It doesn’t need to be good or… Continue reading
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