Weight Hacking Part III – Pattern Matching December 4, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Guessing playing with my weight is the second favorite game you can play with yourself. It's fun to (possibly) detect pattern.[show the article]
Don’t underestimate Ducks September 2, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Students in interdisciplinary subjects can sometimes feel like ducks — they can do everything, but nothing well. Well, they are underestimating ducks.[show the article]
An attempt at more-or-less creatively hacking diets August 23, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes A few comments on logging calorie intake and the like — yeah, for diets. ;-)[show the article]
Incredible Poem (Text and Video): «The Hangman» by Maurice Ogden August 10, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute A timely poem about not speaking up.[show the article]
Hey, a good TEDtalk — The art of innovation by Guy Kawasaki August 10, 2018 | Reading time: Less than a minute Always nice to find a good TEDtalk.[show the article]
Desk Side Table May 22, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Sometimes a small change can make a huge difference — like a side table for your desk.[show the article]
In Gamification, Points aren’t the Point April 26, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes A short comment about the use of points in Gamification.[show the article]
Levers in Gamification April 23, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute A short comment about using behavioristic reinforcement (operant conditioning) in Gamification.[show the article]
User Centered Design — Don’t Ignore or Believe, but be the Midwife or the one who does some Artificial Insemination February 15, 2018 | Reading time: 3 minutes A few comments on the problem of developing something for a user group, and a suggestion.Image: https://www.pexels.com/photo/grayscale-photography-of-baby-holding-finger-208189/[show the article]
Getting interviewed by a hostile news person as an Academic: A best practice example January 18, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes A great example of a calm academic holding his own against a hostile interviewer with very strong preconceptions.[show the article]
