Saw this message on a forum recently: I should also note that I found a use for two text books as monitor risers. Anon Digital and analogue can co-exist, just not in the ways which we always plan and expect. Using pencils to reset devices Playing a tune through Shazam to get a CD Showing… Read More Moving to a digital space
I’ve referenced the ComComPod previously. It’s a podcast where comedians speak with the host (another comedian) about their art and craft. A recent episode was a discussion with the late Jeremy Hardy. The host, Stuart Goldsmith, identified that Hardy was adept at linking ideas. The phrase Goldsmith used was: Idea choice over word choice. I… Read More Macroscopic
I was able to spend a super day with some great tweeps* on Saturday. We were helping out at an event which I’ll write about later. I met up with Simon Heath and Phil Willcox at lunchtime and we went for a walk – it was a beautiful day so why not? We walked across… Read More Breaking the law
Part of my travelling around means I’m regularly packing and unpacking. As a result, I lose stuff. In the last couple of months I’ve managed to misplace: 2 bathroom sponges A phone charger An umbrella A toothbrush A Bluetooth mouse Aside from the cost, it’s the inconvenience and the feeling I get when I realise… Read More Requires development
You can produce amazing content and activity, spend time crafting it to be the best it can possibly be. It doesn’t matter how good it is; if people can’t find it, it will have lost its value. We need to help people search outside the organisation for support. We shouldn’t ignore the fact their searches… Read More Searching
Lost and Desperate 