http://interactions.acm.org/blog/view/ai-wei-wei-on-alcatraz
All posts by Deborah Tatar
Here’s a gorgeous thought
In Snaps: 2005–2015, by David Remnick, in the Feb. 23/ Mar, 2 issue of the New Yorker (the President in the following is Obama):
“I think we are born into this world and inherit all the grudges and rivalries and hatreds and sins of the past,” the President said in a series of interviews for The New Yorker. “But we also inherit the beauty and the joy and goodness of our forebears. And we’re on this planet a pretty short time, so that we cannot remake the world entirely during this little stretch that we have. But I think our decisions matter.” He added, “At the end of the day, we’re part of a long-running story. We just try to get our paragraph right.”
Blog post! Lightning Strikes!
http://interactions.acm.org/blog/view/lightning-strikes
Tatar’s blog on the recent Participatory Design Conference in Namibia
ACM Interactions Feature!
Here is a new (April 2014) article articulating one of our key theories (must have access to ACM Digital Library to see):