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lunes, septiembre 26, 2016
Actividades en grinugr
sábado, septiembre 17, 2016
INTRO +
Os damos la bienvenida a un nuevo curso, el segundo de Medialab UGR y el primero completo desde nuestro lanzamiento el año pasado.
Un año repleto de nuevos proyectos co-creados con compañeros y compañeras tanto de dentro como de fuera de la Universidad de Granada.
Este año las identidades digitales, su exploración y análisis, su construcción y reconocimiento, tendrán un papel muy destacado. Por ello os invitamos al primer acto de esta obra compartida que desarrollaremos a lo largo de los próximos 10 meses: la mesa redonda "La transformación digital de los profesionales" que celebraremos el jueves 29 de septiembre.
Os emplazamos también a estar atentos a las actividades de formación que realizaremos este año, a la promoción de una cultura libre, a las Jornadas de cultura y videojuegos o a las Jornadas de e-democracia que tendrán lugar en noviembre, a la puesta en marcha del proyecto Knowmetrics, o al lanzamiento de la plataforma Livemetrics en las próximas semanas, entre otras cosas.
Pronto anunciaremos también otras ambiciosas iniciativas de innovación social que nos hacen avanzar en nuestra vocación de laboratorio ciudadano. Esperamos que dentro de unos meses nombres como Facultad Cero, LabINGranada, UGR por el mundo, os resulten familiares.
Principalmente este mensaje de bienvenida es una llamada a que deis difusión a esta información y a que contestéis a este correo para proponer, organizar o participar en esta creación colectiva.
¡Andamos!
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miércoles, septiembre 14, 2016
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Editorial Reviews
Review
"David Rose has written a spectacular book. While glass slabs
have already entered every nook and cranny of our lives, Rose paints a
much more compelling future where we are deeply engaged with enchanted objects.
Rose’s vision of human computer interaction is more exciting and
persuasive than the current norm and this brilliant book gives us a road
map for how to get there. While I’ll continue to invest in many things
that improve our glass slab world, I believe that the future is
enchanted objects." (Brad Feld, Managing Director at Foundry Group)
“Beyond the internet of things we find the internet of enchanted objects, a medium designed for pre-attentive cognition, conveying information subliminally and delightfully. I highly recommend this book. It is filled with evocative examples that will influence our imagination and help us move beyond our fixation on the screen.” (John Seely Brown,former chief scientist, Xerox, and visiting scholar at the University ofSouthern California)
“Beyond the internet of things we find the internet of enchanted objects, a medium designed for pre-attentive cognition, conveying information subliminally and delightfully. I highly recommend this book. It is filled with evocative examples that will influence our imagination and help us move beyond our fixation on the screen.” (John Seely Brown,former chief scientist, Xerox, and visiting scholar at the University ofSouthern California)
"David
Rose's vision for enchanted objects and their platforms is spot on.
With this book, he offers innovators and businesses a convincing guide
for success in this space." (Glenn Lurie, President, Emerging
Enterprises and Partnerships, AT&T Mobility)
“David Rose does not predict. He extrapolates the future from personal experience and technical fluency. His balance between a romantic humanism and scientific destiny is unique. His storytelling is intellectually rich, laced with history and never pedantic. Enchanted Objects is a truly enlightening read.” (Nicholas Negroponte, Professor and Co-Founder, MIT Media Lab; author of Being Digital; a founder of WiReD Magazine)
"Delightful. . . . In the scrum of talking heads wrestling to gain control of the narrative behind the Internet of Things, Mr. Rose is an engaging, plain-spoken guide." (The New York Times)
"Rose touches something significant to most of us... A fine tour d’horizon of innovative enchantment and its ground rules and responsibilities." (Kirkus Reviews)
"In the fully realized, enchanted world of David Rose...objects that, once instructed, require no human prompting to function, already exist. They're part of the Internet of Things, an ethereal interconnection of gadgets and human desires that...will pervade our lives in the very near future." (Wall Street Journal)
"Provocative." (Fast Company)
“David Rose does not predict. He extrapolates the future from personal experience and technical fluency. His balance between a romantic humanism and scientific destiny is unique. His storytelling is intellectually rich, laced with history and never pedantic. Enchanted Objects is a truly enlightening read.” (Nicholas Negroponte, Professor and Co-Founder, MIT Media Lab; author of Being Digital; a founder of WiReD Magazine)
"Delightful. . . . In the scrum of talking heads wrestling to gain control of the narrative behind the Internet of Things, Mr. Rose is an engaging, plain-spoken guide." (The New York Times)
"Rose touches something significant to most of us... A fine tour d’horizon of innovative enchantment and its ground rules and responsibilities." (Kirkus Reviews)
"In the fully realized, enchanted world of David Rose...objects that, once instructed, require no human prompting to function, already exist. They're part of the Internet of Things, an ethereal interconnection of gadgets and human desires that...will pervade our lives in the very near future." (Wall Street Journal)
"Provocative." (Fast Company)
About the Author
David Rose is an award-winning entrepreneur and instructor at the
MIT Media Lab, specializing in how digital information interfaces with
the physical environment. A former CEO at Vitality, he founded Ambient
Devices, which pioneered technology to embed Internet information in
everyday objects like lamps, mirrors, and umbrellas. CEO of Ditto Labs,
Rose has been featured in The New York Times and parodied on The Colbert Report. A frequent speaker at conferences and for corporations, he lives in Brookline, Massachusetts, with his wife and two children. Enchanted Objects is his first book.
lunes, septiembre 05, 2016
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A B O U T
The Physical Language Workshop (PLW) is a research group led by
John Maeda and Henry Holtzman from 2003-2008
at the MIT Media Laboratory. The group designed tools for creating digital
content in a networked environment. PLW research includes OPENSTUDIO, an
experimental online micro-economy exploring creativity, collaboration and capitalism,
Simplicity, a consortium of students and sponsors investigating innovative
approaches towards simplicity in design, and E15, an experimental
architecture for designing rich interactions with web content.
Our primary impact targets are in the areas of general digital media service
architectures, global e-commerce, distance education, and visual information display systems.
Two new Media Lab research initiatives, Information Ecology and Design Ecology, are now continuing
the work done at the PLW, ACG, and VLW.
S I T E S
e15.media.mit.edu
Platform for creating 3D visualizations of web content.
opencode.media.mit.edu
Web-based programming environment. openstudio.media.mit.edu
An experiment in creativity, collaboration and capitalism.
didcamp.media.mit.edu
Digital Information Design Camp.
acg.media.mit.edu
The origins of the PLW.
processing.org
Advanced graphics programming for everyone.
dbn.media.mit.edu
Beginning graphics programming for everyone.
simplicity.media.mit.edu
A research initiative and the Laws of Simplicity.
web.mit.edu
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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