Archive for February, 2006
Damned!
why do I blog this? Simply because I discovered this blog and it roxxe !
Some decisions
Today we had the fist meeting of a regular serie about mutual modeling and some decisions came out about the first part of my Ph.D. project. Here a little summary:
Task:
Two different tasks will enter in consideration in the first part of my Ph.D. project. The aim of these tasks will be to explore mutual-modeling [...]
My Very First Digital Camera
I hope “my gourou-sage du blog” aka Nicolas-Séverin-Marie Nova is proud. I can be proud to consider myself as an accomplished tech-net-linked-freak. I indeed bought my very first nomade-digital photo camera and can reveal now my flickr account.
Here is my camera: the Sony Cyber shot DSC-T7
why I do blog this ?
Just because [...]
Pac-Man Must Die !
In my attempt to find some collaborative problem solving tasks for my Ph.D. thesis purpose, I found this funny game called “Pac-Man Must Die!”.
Here is the way it works:
Pac-Man Must Die! is a collaborative game created using our OpenTrek platform for two or more players. The game is a “reversal” of the classic arcade-game [...]
Mutual-Modeling everyday.
I’m currently in the food-for-thought collecting phase for my PhD thesis and I encouraged my colleagues and friends to be aware of any Mutual-Modeling moments in their everyday’s life. T0 define a little bit more precisely what i mean by everyday’s mutual-Modeling (MM) moments, i have to clarify more certain aspects of the Mutual-Modeling process.
Mutual-Modeling [...]
An internet of things
One of the concept present in almost all presentations of the Lift06 conference was “the internet of things”. I relized that I heard a lot about this concept but never tried to deepen my understanding of this future trend . It is why I will try to post on a more regular base on these [...]
Blogjects questions:
Here some question that I want to discuss in the workshop this afternoon:
Blogjects: objects that blog.
Physical object or abstract artifact?
What do we mean by objects that blog:
Objects that gather data
Objects that organize data
Objects that treat data following some predefined rules
Objects that treat data, giving them an adaptive meaning
Objects that provide meaningful analyse of raw [...]
