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#mediaX2015 Conference: Writing the Code for Personal Relevance
Average audio length:
27 minutes
English
United States
26 episodes
since Aug. 29, 2015
episodic
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From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Jason Wilmot, mediaX at Stanford University; Gilberto Topczewski, Producer and CEO, bigBonsai; and Dave Toole, CEO, MediaMobz examine how the creation of content using new media technologies is a frontier of the…
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From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Monica Lam, Professor of Computer Science, Director of MobiSocial Lab at Stanford University, explains why sharing is broken today and how the use of the open platform Omlet can help fix the current situation. To share toda…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Allan Reiss, Howard C. Robbins Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Professor of Radiology, Director, Center for Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences (CIBSR) at Stanford University, discusses being at a fascinatin…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Lee Zlotoff, Award-winning writer, producer and director of film and television, attempts to demonstrate that humans are a narrative species and that, underlying all our choices and decisions, there is, in fact, a story. Wha…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Jason Wilmot, mediaX at Stanford University; Mark Cassin, Curriculum Evangelist, Bluescape; Robert Seeliger, Sr. Project Manager, BitTubes; and Anh-Hoà Truong, Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford University exa…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; The Panel of Keith Devlin, Co-founder & Executive Director, H -STAR Institute at Stanford University; Katherine Isbister, Research Director, Game Innovation Lab, New York University; Sebastian Alvarado, Postdoctoral Rese…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Larry Leifer, Professor of Mechanical Engineering Design, Founding Director, Center for Design Research (CDR) at Stanford University, dives into “Hu-mimesis” a new class of media design requirements discovered at the Stanfor…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; James Landay, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University, examines the many urgent problems facing the planet: a degrading environment, a healthcare system in crisis, and educational systems that are failing to pro…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Joyce Westerink, Principal Researcher, Philips Research, studies how physiological signals like heart beats or skin conductance can reflect your state of mind. With wearable technologies signals can be used to continuously m…
From the #mediaX2015 Conference “Writing the Code for Personal Relevance”; Byron Reeves, Paul C. Edwards Professor of Communication at Stanford University, shows how familiar technology — laptops, tablets and smartphones increasingly consolidate very different media experiences on single devices. H…
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