Knots, bends, entangled strands – it had to end.
That’s what I thought when I took a good look at my necklaces a couple of weeks ago. I remembered that something like a jewelry / necklace stand / tree existed and searched the web to find some answers. All commercial ones looked kind of unstable, did [...]
Posts from ‘December, 2009’
Making of my jewelry tree
TechLunch 2009 and 2010
On October 9, 2009, Bob Reuter and I held our first TechLunch on Campus Walferdange (Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education – FLSHASE) of the University of Luxembourg. We had initiated this informal lunchtime session to give students, teachers, and researchers the opportunity to learn about digital technologies in a relaxed setting. [...]
Distraction-free writing with OmmWriter
My first impressions of OmmWriter in video. You should watch the HD version in order to see the text.
Here is the text that I typed in the video with a few added links:
Via a Twitter message by D’Arcy Norman, my attention was drawn to OmmWriter.
Having installed it, I must say that I like this slick [...]
How to improve a product effectively
Clayton M. Christensen brings product improvement down to a simple statement in his presentation at the ECS National Forum on Education Policy: “Understanding the job rather than understanding the customer is the critical insight” (at about 8:30 min in the video).
His example is the buying of milk shakes. Collecting data on who buys milk shakes [...]
