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dropouthangoutspaceout: dropouthangoutspaceout: But it is the anti-capitalist and anti-regulative impulse of worker initiated games, play and fun that I think is interesting. This is not simply because of my own particular views, but also because it does go to the heart of the political permutations that are taking place in the world of work and…
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Soviet Gamification
Soviet Gamification dropouthangoutspaceout: dropouthangoutspaceout: Phrased that way, it sounds like a problem a certain Vladimir Lenin was facing in 1917: How do we motivate workers, without resorting to paying them based on their work? Part of his answer was a theory of “socialist competition”, in which factories and individuals were to compete against each other…
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Soviet Gamification
Soviet Gamification dropouthangoutspaceout: dropouthangoutspaceout: Phrased that way, it sounds like a problem a certain Vladimir Lenin was facing in 1917: How do we motivate workers, without resorting to paying them based on their work? Part of his answer was a theory of “socialist competition”, in which factories and individuals were to compete against each other…
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Funsultants, gamification, and work as play: A collection of sources on corporate fun
Funsultants, gamification, and work as play: A collection of sources on corporate fun
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Funsultants, gamification, and work as play: A collection of sources on corporate fun
Funsultants, gamification, and work as play: A collection of sources on corporate fun
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alecshao: Duane Michals – The Illuminated Man, 1968 Duane Michals is an alum of the University of Denver, where I teach, and from before my time. He will be showing in the Victoria Myhren Gallery, on our campus, during the 2012-2013 academic year.
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dinosaurparty: (via Special Theatrical Effects Workshop | machine project) I’m going to learn how to do Pepper’s Ghost this weekend! Tupac holograms for everyone!
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cabinporn: For all of you with little makers and builders, check out DIY by one of the CP editors. DIY allows kids to collect all the things they create — including their treehouses and forts — as they grow up!
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What do you think the downside of having books on a tablet is? It makes our nine-month project even more ephemeral. Because now you’re not even holding anything, now we’re not even picking the paper, the cover, the cloth—all of that which makes it a real object that you want to put on a coffee…
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Laser Unprinters
stoweboyd: Researchers at the University of Cambridge have devised a way to ‘unprint’ laser printed pages, so that the paper can be reused. Use a laser, save a tree – via University of Cambridge Dr Julian Allwood, Leader of the Low Carbon Materials Processing Group at the University of Cambridge, and David Leal-Ayala, PhD student…