Moviemaking in miniature: my guest lecture experience with a civics engagement course at UCLA
21st century literacies, Collaboration, technology, youth
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May 162013
CN900 key programmer can programmer toyota G chip
technology, work
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May 152013
CN900 Can copy 4C and 4D chips, can copy such as Toyota 4d67. Two months later, it will be able to copy ID46 and Toyota G chip.
CN chips can be copied many times. Can recongize locked ID48 and can unlock ID48.
Compare Super AD900 key programmer, CN900 has more advantage as following:
Function 1:
Iron Man Features
business, ethics, technology
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May 112013
I always find interesting the interplay between science fiction and reality, how certain elements before considered unreal become later on part of our daily life, particularly in terms of technological components. As all of us are aware, there is a new Iron Man movie at movie theathers. By the end of last month Business Week published an interesting article about "Iron Man Like Exoskeletons".
Iron Man Features
business, ethics, technology
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May 112013
I always find interesting the interplay between science fiction and reality, how certain elements before considered unreal become later on part of our daily life, particularly in terms of technological components. As all of us are aware, there is a new Iron Man movie at movie theathers. By the end of last month Business Week published an interesting article about "Iron Man Like Exoskeletons".
“How about a nice game of chess?” An Interview with Stephanie Ricker Schulte, author of “Cached”
Books, culture, Interviews, technology
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Apr 202013
Sarah T. Roberts: Stephanie, thanks so much for taking time to talk with the HASTAC community about your excellent new book, Cached: Decoding the Internet in Popular Culture. I think this book will speak to many different kinds of people involved with HASTAC, given its interdisciplinary nature and its locus at the intersection of policy, history, technology and culture studies.
Changing Medium, Transforming Composition
codes, coding, digital humanities, pedagogy, technology, TEI, xml
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Apr 192013
I recently gave a talk on a panel sponsored by the Digital Arts and Humanities Working Group at The Ohio State University regarding my XML-based composition class, and I thought it worthwhile to post the script here on HASTAC. The talk is largely a synthesis of ideas I've introduced in previous blog entries, hopefully more coherently in this iteration.
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Virtual Coaching
technology
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Apr 182013
While working on a project to design games that promote healthy behaviors, I got interested in the idea of virtual coaching, which uses an avatar to communicate with users on computer or mobile devices. It is often to serve education or persuasion purpose, e.g., help people learn about a topic in an interactive way, or to encourage people to engage in certain behavior. I've read some works from Prof. Timothy Bickmore that focus on desgining for better interaction experience between human user and avators.
Boston bombing, Reddit and crowdsourcing clues
Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, digital humanities, hastac, social media, technology
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Apr 182013
http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/04/17/reddit_fingers_boston...
I just want to share this piece of article and hear what you guys think.
Digital Curating in Community: Interview with Paul Schuytema
Collaboration, digital humanities, History, technology
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Apr 102013
How do digital tools provide new ways of curating objects? And, how do these digital exhibits open new collaborations across disciplines, between schools, or with community organizations?
Duke’s Digital Tools Bootcamp: Event #1
digital history, digital humanities, History, research methods, technology, work
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Apr 072013