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.
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.
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.
Getting Started with Open Source Contributions for VR & AR
A couple of weeks back, I saw a request on Twitter for information about how to go about starting or contributing to open source.
Writing a talk about WebVR, Using WebVR
This past Thursday, I had the privilege of speaking about the VR Web, a topic near and dear to my heart, at Coldfront, a.