Category: Ethnographic Methods

Forget GMOs. The Future of Food Is Data—Mountains of It | WIRED

by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Forget GMOs. The Future of Food Is Data—Mountains of It | WIRED.

Playing Nostradamus: big data and the humanities

by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Playing Nostradamus.

Jawbone opens a window to our humanity-tracking future | Ars Technica

by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management

Jawbone opens a window to our humanity-tracking future | Ars Technica.

This Smart Sleep Tracker Tells You Why Youre Not Getting Enough Sleep | Co.Exist | ideas + impact

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management

 

This Smart Sleep Tracker Tells You Why Youre Not Getting Enough Sleep | Co.Exist | ideas + impact

This Smart Sleep Tracker Tells You Why Youre Not Getting Enough Sleep | Co.Exist | ideas + impact.

EXL Pharma Life Science Knowledge Management Summit: the network is the knowledge

by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Linguistic Search, Regenerative Economy

 

The Life Science Knowledge Management Summit.

Replace resumes with social data based hiring says Harvard Business Review

by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

 

Resumes Are Messing Up Hiring - Terence Tse, Mark Esposito, and Olaf Groth - Harvard Business Review

Resumes Are Messing Up Hiring – Terence Tse, Mark Esposito, and Olaf Groth – Harvard Business Review.

Data journalism could use a jolt of data science, too — Tech News and Analysis

by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management

 

Data journalism could use a jolt of data science, too — Tech News and Analysis.

Elysium’s Director Thinks His Hellish Paradise Is Our Future. Let’s Hope He’s Wrong

by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Ethnographic Methods, Knowledge Management

Elysium’s Director Thinks His Hellish Paradise Is Our Future. Let’s Hope He’s Wrong | Underwire | Wired.com.

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Don’t Come to the Office

by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management
The AppleTree
The AppleTree (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Eric V. Holtzclaw, inc.com

LEAN FORWARD

If your employees don’t work from home, you’re missing out on tons of benefits. Guidelines to make a work-from-home program work.

I recent­ly had a con­ver­sa­tion with some fel­low small busi­ness own­ers and was sur­prised to le…

http://flip.it/GJCAR

Don’t Come to the Office

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Working in America

by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Knowledge Management

Working in America
geblogs.com

Jobs are def­i­nite­ly a top of mind sub­ject. Did you know that man­u­fac­tur­ing jobs were the largest sec­tor of employ­ment in 1960, yet today the cat­e­go­ry has fall­en to 6th place? In this inter­ac­tive visu­al­iza­tion, browse who has bee…

RT @Periscopic: Very excited to announce the launch of our latest data visualization: Who’s Been Working in America: http://flip.it/WWify http://flip.it/WnAVo

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Are trendy homesteaders clueless about class differences?

by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata, Sustainable Design, Systems Science
English: Turn of the century sewing in Detroit.
English: Turn of the century sewing in Detroit. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

By Susie Cagle, grist.org

Organ­ic gar­dens! Can­ning! Sewing clothes! All the chick­ens! The mod­ern rise of home­steading (of the hip­ster vari­ety) has gripped the nation’s urban cen­ters. It’s been kind of like this:

Self-sufficiency can’t be bad, though, righ…

RT @grist: Gardening and sewing clothes aren’t just activities for hipsters http://flip.it/JnK5y http://flip.it/9OQAU

Are trendy homesteaders clueless about class differences?

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Only vegetarians will be allowed to go to Mars

by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Systems Science

Only vegetarians will be allowed to go to Mars
By Jess Zimmerman, grist.org

If you want to be in the first wave of Mars colonists, your best bet is to buddy up to Elon Musk — cofounder of Pay­Pal, CEO of Tesla Motors, and all-around smartest guy in the room regard­less of the room. He wants to start a space set­tle­ment i…

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