Communication Technology and Other People
This is a new series of mine exploring collaboration as a function of communication principles and community norms. In Part One, I explored some.
Collaboration, Community, and Communication
This is the skeleton of my current thoughts exploring the collaboration processes by which we translate thought into societal action, and opportunities to improve.
On Asynchronous Communication & the Value of Chat
The concept of ‘time’ as a resource has come up in several conversations that I’ve been a part of recently, and a recent discussion.
The Digital Afterlife Project: Encouraging Posthumous Data Sovereignty through Design & Public Policy
Content notice: this post discusses death and resolving a loved ones estate Estimates show that 90 percent of Americans are online. We increasingly turn.
Joining Video Calls from Mozilla Hubs on Windows
I’m going to start with the disclaimer: this process involves a number of wonky settings on your computer and isn’t something that runs smoothly.
Lessons that Social VR Can Learn from Animal Crossing: New Horizons
The social app that I find myself unexpectedly spending more time in these days (other than Hubs) isn’t a game that I was familiar.
Thoughts on “GDC in VR”
The conference world has been thrown for a loop with the wide-reaching recommendations for COVID-19 discouraging or prohibiting large gatherings. As the games and.
Authoring Immersive Environments with glTF for Multi-User Mixed Reality Web Applications
I was invited to give a lightning talk at the W3C Inclusive Design for Immersive Technology workshop about what we’re doing with scene authoring.
Captioning Three.js WebGL Canvas Elements with Machine Learning
I just skimmed back into an earlier blog post and realized that while I posted about leaving High Fidelity, I never actually updated with.
Let’s Talk about Social VR!
Hi from Austin, everyone! I’m here in town for South By Southwest, a giant conference that takes over the city of Austin, Texas and.