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218/365: Practicing what I preach and showing my learning process. I’m very intrigued by sketch notes and wanted to start practicing. So I’ve been listening to @NotetoSelf and sketch noting what I hear. Here is my first one - How Do I Find Quiet Space Online? #sketchnotes #learningoutloud #kp365
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On this episode, we take look behind the scenes at Etsy’s Usability Research lab. And yes, Manoush finds a great scarf.
There is an alternative to the so-called “attention economy.”
When you are starving you don't feel emotion. So I hadn’t felt a lot in a while.
Joanna Kay, on the pro-eating disorder Internet
"I still feel unsure about whether or not I’d like to transition in the future but that’s OK! I’m really happy and comfortable being who I am right now. I want to work toward better representing women in video games, and I know I don’t need to be 'girly' to do that,” Razur, also known as “Rachel,” on experimenting with gender through gaming.
NPR is working on ways to help people discover podcasts — and we need your help! We’re looking for podcasts from public radio and beyond, and we’d love for you to share some of your favorite episodes with us. Here’s the ONLY rule: If you are someone who creates radio or podcasts, please don’t recommend anything produced by you or the organization you work for.
Over the next few weeks we’ll compile your suggestions, wrangle them into a sortable guide, and publish a tool that will help connect you with great listening. We can’t wait to read your recommendations!
Remember when Manoush deleted Two Dots on air? (hint, hint, hint!)
Security technologist Bruce Schneier, author of “Data and Goliath,” says you should stop feeling guilty about skimming the Terms of Service. Get mad instead.
The little things you noticed while you were looking up from your phone. Just some of the results from Bored and Brilliant Challenge 5: www.wnyc.org/story/challenge-5-…small-observation/
Illustrator Matthew Williamson whipped up this t-shirt design for museum security guard Greg Colon. Colon spends 8 hours a day watching people look at art and says he sees a lot of people staring at their phones instead (watch the video). Join New Tech City’s Bored and Brilliant project to detach from your phone and spend more time thinking creatively.
#BAB #NTCNoPhoto
Stuck inside today? Bored? Good – you do your most creative thinking when you’re bored.
Our friends at newtechcity have started a new project called Bored and Brilliant to get people off their phones and spend more time thinking creatively. Learn more here.
A #BAB question for you: Describe the app that you have a love/hate relationship with. Have you ever been downright addicted to an app? Which one? How did it feel?
Hey smartphone owners — when was the last time you were truly bored? Or even had a moment for mental downtime, unattached to a device?
Many of us reflexively grab our phones at the first hint of boredom throughout the day. And indeed a recent study by the research group Flurry found that mobile consumers now spend an average of 2 hours and 57 minutes each day on mobile devices.
Are we packing our minds too full? What might we be losing out on by texting, tweeting and email-checking those moments away?
Manoush Zomorodi, host of the WNYC podcast New Tech City, is digging into that question. She talked with NPR’s Audie Cornish about a project the podcast is launching called Bored and Brilliant: The Lost Art Of Spacing Out.
Bored… And Brilliant? A Challenge To Disconnect From Your Phone
Illustration credit: John Hersey/Courtesy of WNYC
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There's a connection between boredom and creativity, and we're testing it out together. Because neuroscientists really do believe inspiration strikes in the shower.
We want your stories. Is your smartphone a fifth limb? A necessary evil? A nemesis? A best friend? A bad boyfriend? You tell us.
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