ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

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Month: April 2015

Commissioning Artworks

2015-04-30 | Reading time: 2 minutes

If you can't draw (that well), there are plenty of really good artists available who draw impressive images for a reasonable price.
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Reading books and fall asleep

2015-04-29 | Reading time: 2 minutes

The future is here. Yeah. Something envisioned in 1961 is finally here. Easy reading in bed until you fall -- happily -- asleep. Available to (almost) everyone (in the modern world).
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A Different Social Media Strategy

2015-04-27 | Reading time: 3 minutes

Way too often, organizations overreact to criticism on social media. However, occasionally there are companies who focus on what is important: Their actual customers.
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How about a Geeks’ Day?

2015-04-18 | Reading time: 4 minutes

Finding a profession that suits you isn't easy, and it's easy to overlook interesting jobs if you never hear about them, or consider them fitting for your interests. For more introverted geeks, perhaps a Geeks' Day is something to think about.
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Post-It Graffiti

2015-04-17 | Reading time: 2 minutes

A nice way to leave non-destructive graffiti ... and perhaps cheer a couple of people up.
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A view on society (also: sex/gender)

2015-04-16 | Reading time: 6 minutes

A meta posting why I made sex/gender an issue on this blog.
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Wet and slimy and full of critters

2015-04-15 | Reading time: 2 minutes

Some comments on perspective taking.
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Tips for Doing Presentations with Apple’s Keynote: Hello Transparency!

2015-04-12 | Reading time: 6 minutes

Keynote offers you a lot of effects by default. However, you can go beyond those effects and create some impressive animations by using images with transparency.
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Tips for Doing Presentations with Apple’s Keynote: Using only an iOS device

2015-04-11 | Reading time: 7 minutes

A few comments about doing a presentation with only an iOS device (well, and a projector, and an adapter, and a power cord).
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Tips for Doing Presentations with Apple’s Keynote: Templates

2015-04-10 | Reading time: 5 minutes

A few comments on creating your own presentation templates with Apple Keynote.
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