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Continuous Partial Attention, or When Can Technology Become Too Much? Part II
Interesting post today on the Web Worker Daily blog, entitled “Open Thread: How Do You Cope with Web-Induced Attention Deficit Disorder?” I can definitely identify with this one, as I sp… more →
Ubiquitous Thoughts
Foley Interview on Radio Information Service's Town Talk program
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tfoleyhere wrote 2 months ago: With help and a connection from my project Adviser Kirsten Ervin, I was able to be a guest on an RIS … more →
Great thought: Continuous partial attention
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andreaskluth wrote 4 months ago: The Hannibal Blog only pretended to close off the thread on great thinkers by anointing a winner (Pa … more →
The Skill of Continuous Partial Attention
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kpearlson wrote 8 months ago: To be instantly responsive, I’ve been told I have to engage in “continuous partial attention”. Wi … more →
Surfing the Web: It's Good For You!
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recordpreserveshare wrote 9 months ago: A lot of recent social and cognitive research has been looking at the effects of technology and new … more →
Hyperlinks considered Harmful! On to structured Reading.
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slger wrote 1 year ago: Our changing modes of reading This post visits topics heavy on web technology, with troubles well be … more →
Classic video parody about continuous partial attention.
ahazell wrote 1 year ago: more about “All Online Data Lost After Internet C…“, posted with vodpod … more →
Surf’s Up: April 21, 2008
creativeliberty wrote 1 year ago: Putting your wallet where your goals are, two views of productivity, and the potential of an emergin … more →
The problem with mobile phones that grab our attention
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Sanjana Hattotuwa wrote 1 year ago: Our opportunity: remembering to find the OFF switch on our devices, now and then, and tune in to the … more →
So Many Players in such a Small Market
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Blue Heavens wrote 1 year ago: The furore over the administration fee imposed by Nuffnang has been continuing for so long that it s … more →
LinkLog: Sep 24, 2007
dorai wrote 1 year ago: The Interrupt Driven Life I am on to about 5-7 such activities, myself with one or two primary ones … more →
The More Connected a Customer is, the Harder it is to Reach Him
Blue Heavens wrote 2 years ago: This article that Shuwen wrote is quite true. You can easily find someone just along the street hav … more →
When gurus attack - Stowe Boyd gets defensive about Linda
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Michael Clarke wrote 2 years ago: “Flow” is a great concept. It neatly encapsulates a lot of how I increasingly interact … more →
Life as an information junkie
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Audrey Eschright wrote 2 years ago: I just finished reading Accelerando, with main themes including the pace of technology, generation g … more →
Continuous Partial Attention, or When Can Technology Become Too Much? Part II
Mark van 't Hooft wrote 2 years ago: Interesting post today on the Web Worker Daily blog, entitled “Open Thread: How Do You Cope … more →
Technology v. People, or When Can Technology Become Too Much? Part III
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Mark van 't Hooft wrote 2 years ago: There was an interesting story on 60 Minutes last Sunday that I’ve been meaning to write about … more →
NECC 2006
Mark van 't Hooft wrote 3 years ago: Various people have started blogging about NECC 2006, in San Diego this year, such as David Warlick … more →
Continuous Partial Attention, or When Can Technology Become Too Much?
Mark van 't Hooft wrote 3 years ago: Continous partial attention is an unintended byproduct of the pervasiveness of mobile wireless devic … more →
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