On collecting, with Lynda Gammon
More about Lynda Gammon.
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Unlike the laws of physics, the laws of economics are a choice
Extreme inequality is a choice, not an inevitability.
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I Can DARE: What is my research?
As a master’s student in educational technology at the University of Victoria, my project aims to curate, contextualize, synthesize, and promote digital accessibility research in…
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Adding Bluesky social icons to headers and footers
Many of our clients are moving to Bluesky and quitting Twitter/X. If they are in the habit of advertising their social outposts on their websites,…
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Comics creator Sam Hester: How visual storytelling creates better health care
Sam Hester is a graphic recorder and comics creator in Calgary. This TED talk is a brilliant insight into the power of visual learning. Her…
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Well designed scissors
Sometimes things that look simple, just aren’t. It’s fascinating to me that there’s a team of putter togetherers. Learn more about Ernest Wright scissors.
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How to be at home, by Andrea Dorfman
Youtube | How To Be At Home Andrea Dorfman | provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Putting pages into a WordPress RSS feed
Every once in a while I want to put pages into an RSS feed on a self-hosted WordPress site. When I do this, I prefer…
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An ode to obsolescence
A smartphone rendered obsolete by the advancement of technology; an ode to the modern-day dilemma we all invariably face.
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Looking for a new feed to post aggregator
For the last couple of years, we’ve been aggregating the dispatches from the people in our network. We do this so we can keep up…
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The use of narratives in research and design
These videos by Dr. Stan Ruecker and Dr. Milena Radzikowska are an excellent resource.
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Fearless and fun design with Simone Giertz
As a maker of digital (and occasionally tangible) things, I love watching makers who use big, solid materials like wood, metal, and in this case,…
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Ologies podcast and the art of interviewing
Each episode of Alie Ward’s Ologies podcast begins with the premise of a featured “-ology” (a branch of science), but by the end is so much more.
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An argument for anger
Aubrey Hirsch’s comic blends simple, clear visuals with research data on women and expressions of anger.
