I’m not even sure what the Unevenly Distributed Messy Future is, but it’s been the topic of a blog post I’ve been meaning to write for weeks now.
It might be about Ubiquitious Computing.
It might be about using ethnographic methods to understand how people use technology.
It might be about saving the world.
It might be about maybe making the world just a little be better.
After much too long we’ve had our Human Research Ethics application for our Stethoscope project approved by the Hospital Human Research Ethics Committee. Now to pass University Ethics, which shouldn’t be hard. And then, finally, we can start data collection.
Of course, as I have too much to do, I’m blogging instead.
Current projects include:
That’s a lot. To paraphrase Homer Kang:
I must move forward, not backward, upward not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling towards publication.
After great public outcry (not) I’ve dusted 0ff the heavy-duty blog for research purposes.
It’s just a thing I’m doing. Let’s see how it goes.
I’m no longer blogging here. I haven’t the attention span.
Instead, I have a tumblelog on the splendid tumblr service.
I do not suggest that you follow me on rss unless you can cope with lots of frequent, tiny, updates. Such is the way of a tumblelog.
On the other hand, if you have the need for a rapid-fire outlet of the “I saw this and it’s awesome” type, I highly recommend tumblr.
Update 090409: Still at tumblr. Back here. Let’s see how that works out.
