Tag Archives: Human-computer interaction

Getting Glass

By alex | Published: 4/17/2013

Google selected me as one of (the many) Google “Glass Explorers”, thanks to a tweet I sent saying how I would use Google Glass, namely: #ifihadglass I’d find myself in the shoes of Vannevar Bush’s walnut-wearing (social) scientist, & I’d remember the names of my students :). — halavais (@halavais) February 21, 2013 What this […]

Posted in Research, Teaching, Technology | Also tagged #ifihadglass, Android, bluetooth, class management, Computing, eBay, Google, Google Glass, Internet, L.A., personal technology, programmer, Project Glass, Python, scientist, World Wide Web | Leave a comment

Google plus what?

By alex | Published: 7/2/2011

Over the last few days, I’ve been exploring Google Plus a bit, in my spare time, along with a quarter million of my closest friends around the globe. There are already a lot of reviews… that’s not what this is. I find it to be an interesting entry point, and I’m curious to see what […]

Posted in Technology | Also tagged collaboration, Google, Google Inc., google plus, Googleverse, groupware, Hypertext, identity management solution, social networking effort, social networks, twitter, Twitter Inc., World Wide Web | 4 Comments

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