My first, and only, exposer to AR was this past summer when I played Harry Potter: Wizards Unite on my phone. It was like discovering…
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Author unknown, originally published October 26th 2013 There has been a lot of talk lately about Big Data and I was curious why companies like Google,…
Originally posted by mreinoso on March 15, 2016 Hi everyone, I came across this article that explains the difference between responsive and adaptive design, and when to choose…
Originally posted by Jon Campbell on February 9, 2019 For this assignment, I chose to answer in podcast form, as I tend to digest information through…
Originally posted by Tovey Fan on October 13, 2019 My analysis of an emerging facet of mobility is Augmented Reality. When I read “an emerging facet…
In the context of Covid-19, K to 12 teachers in Ontario have had to use different strategies to teach their students at home. Students don’t…
Serial Podcasts
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I’m that Dad that on long car trips has his family listen to old radio plays. They humour me, sometimes they even like them, but…
Strava’s privacy PR nightmare shows why you can’t trust social fitness apps to protect your data.
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https://www.technologyreview.com/2018/01/29/145947/stravas-privacy-pr-nightmare-shows-why-you-cant-trust-social-fitness-apps-to-protect-your/ Though this article is older (January 2018) I think it is poignant to our times as we move into a phase where contact tracing…
Popplet
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Popplet is an app that allows users to make a word web/concept map. From the Popplet website, the app description states “Popplet is a tool…
Originally by Brian Leavitt on September 21, 2019 With the growth of wearable technology has come a tsunami of tracking and analytics devices and apps. With the…