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Republique by Camouflaj + Logan by Camouflaj :: Kicktraq
Statistics for Republique Kickstarter campaign (and other Kickstarter campaigns).
kickstarter  statistics  privacy  republique  crowd  funding  crowdfunding  metrics  from delicious
6 days ago
Kickstarter Awards: By the Numbers » The Kickstarter Blog — Kickstarter
2010 was a record-setting year on Kickstarter. Thousands of projects funded, hundreds of thousands of videos watched, and millions of dollars pledged. In 2010 alone the number of new projects per day quadrupled — every day the site was flooded with more amazing explorations of creativity, more great stories of people doing extraordinary things.

Kickstarter 2010 Statistics:

Total Successfully Funded Projects: 3,910
Total Dollars Pledged: $27,638,318
Total Pledges: 386,373
Total Rewards Selected: 322,526
Total Pageviews: 50,234,521
Total Visits: 15,766,248
Total Visitors: 8,294,183
kickstarter  crowd  crowdfunding  funding  statistics  metrics  from delicious
6 days ago
Happy Birthday Kickstarter! » The Kickstarter Blog — Kickstarter
To celebrate our second birthday we’ve decided to open up the vaults. We’ve dug deep into our dashboard to share pretty much every metric from Kickstarter’s first two years. The numbers and charts tell the story far better than we could. We hope you enjoy.
kickstarter  statistics  metrics  crowdfunding  crowd  funding  from delicious
6 days ago
2011: The Year in Kickstarter — Kickstarter
The Year in Kickstarter
The Trends • The Stats • The Moments • The Videos

So many exciting things happened on Kickstarter in 2011 that we had to celebrate. We scoured the site for the most fascinating stories of the year and we’re thrilled to share them with you here. Thanks!
statistics  metrics  kickstarter  crowdfunding  crowd  funding  from delicious
6 days ago
2011: The Stats » The Kickstarter Blog — Kickstarter
2011 was a year of milestones. In April we celebrated our second birthday by announcing $50 million in pledges. In July we reached 10,000 successfully funded projects. And in October we reached $100 million in pledges and had our one millionth backer. It was an eventful year.

Let’s look at some statistics for 2011:

Launched Projects: 27,086
Successful Projects: 11,836
Dollars Pledged: $99,344,382
Rewards Selected: 1,150,461
Total Visitors: 30,590,342
Project Success Rate: 46%

Here’s 2010:

Launched Projects: 11,130
Successful Projects: 3,910
Dollars Pledged: $27,638,318
Rewards Selected: 322,526
Total Visitors: 8,294,183
Project Success Rate: 43%
statistics  kickstarter  crowd  funding  crowdfunding  metrics  2011  from delicious
6 days ago
RMIT - O'Donnell, Mr. Jonathan
Hi . Glad you liked the auspicing post on Research Whisperer. I would love to talk. Drop me a line:
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6 days ago
Nuclear Abolition Day - YouTube
Nuclear Abolition Day: 10 seconds to save your life.
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7 days ago
The auspicious university « The Research Whisperer
Are you an artist or a designer? Working in a university? How is the funding system working for you?

Comments...
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8 days ago
RocketHub Whitepaper - Regulation of Crowdfunding
RocketHub Whitepaper - Regulation of Crowdfunding (in the US).
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11 days ago
Twitter Is Tracking You On The Web, Here’s What You Can Do To Stop It | Lifehacker Australia
Basically, every time you visit a site that has a follow button, a “tweet this” button, or a hovercard, Twitter is recording your behaviour. It is transparently watching your movements and storing them somewhere for later use. Right now, that data will make better suggestions for accounts you might want to follow. But what other things can it be used for? The privacy implications of such behaviour by a company so large are sweeping and absolute.
If tracking your behaviour transparently is acceptable in the pursuit of a better user experience, why isn’t it also acceptable in the pursuit of monetization? Is it OK for Twitter to sell your web browsing history to advertisers? The company is playing with a very slippery slope.
media  social  twitter  tracking  privacy  from delicious
11 days ago
Supervision without Borders by Inger Mewburn on Prezi
Inger's analysis of Thesis Whisperer
reporting  thesis  whisperer  phd  blogging  from delicious
13 days ago
A wireframe kit for Google Drawings
5 reasons Google Drawings beats Viso and Omnigraffle

We know the cloud computing arguments, and they certainly apply to wireframes

It’s live. The entire team can work on the same document and see each other’s work instantly
The wireframes live in the cloud, no sending files around, no outdated documents
The risk of losing data is zero. It saves for every edit you make
It’s free
Most people already have a Google account, so no sign up required

We need stencils

One thing was missing though: Stencils. Omnigraffle has stencils coming out of its ears, and Fireworks has some excellent built-in ones. But Google Drawings in its current early and simple form simply doesn’t have it. So I made one.
interface  user  usability  design  mockup  drawing  tools  webdesign  wireframes  wireframe  google  from delicious
17 days ago
Ultimate Guide to Website Wireframing
Most designers wireframe their designs in one way or another, even if it just involves them making quick sketches on the back of some scratch paper. Wireframing is an important part of the design process, especially for more complex projects.

Wireframes can come in handy when you’re communicating with clients, as it allows them to visualize your ideas more easily than when you just describe them verbally.

This guide covers what you need to know about website wireframes to get started.

It also provides links to online wireframing tools, to help you mock up your wireframes quickly and easily.
usability  web  prototyping  development  interface  wireframing  tools  design  webdesign  wireframe  wireframes  from delicious
17 days ago
Japanese energy policy stands at a crossroads | Comment | Environment | guardian.co.uk
Japan just shut down its last nuclear reactor. About time! via
from twitter
22 days ago
Vice President Gore's Speech at UCLA
Just found a gopher URL in this copy of Gore's 'Information Superhighway' speech. Firefox didn't even recognise it. :-(
from twitter
23 days ago
itunes doesn't recognize my iphone! HELP! - MacRumors Forums
I had the same problem using Windows XP SP3. I successfully resolved it by updating the drivers for the iphone, but I had to do it using the following procedure.
1. Right-click on "My Computer" in the "Start" menu and choose "Manage"
2. Click on "Device Manager" and locate the iphone device. In the above example where the iphone is connecting as a camera, you'll probably find the iphone under "imaging devices". It may also be listed as a USB device.
3. Right-click on the iphone device and choose "Update Driver"
4. When the Updating Hardware wizard starts, choose "Update from a list or specific location" rather than the default "Install the software automatically" .
5. Choose to include the following location in your driver search "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers" - browse to the location to make sure it exists.
6. Let the update run... after restarting the PC and running itunes...there was my iphone.
iphone  synchronize  sync  windows  from delicious
24 days ago
How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone - Liat Kornowski - Technology - The Atlantic
RT : How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone:
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28 days ago
Biohaze.com - Why Resident Evil Fans Should Pay Attention to République
"…Resident Evil … count the camera angles, size estimates of each room … number of doors and floors…" épublique
from twitter
29 days ago
A Magazine Is an iPad That Does Not Work.m4v - YouTube
Thanks, , great article. I'm guessing that you've already seen this:
from twitter
4 weeks ago
Republique by Camouflaj + Logan by Camouflaj — Kickstarter
This one hits all the right buttons for me. Excellent looking game, about privacy, on mobiles.

What could be better?
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5 weeks ago
Kiva - You're invited to Join Kiva
I'm a big fan of Kiva. They are giving away $25 free trials to help alleviate poverty. Have a go. via
from twitter
5 weeks ago
STAR COMMAND: Sci-Fi meets GameDev Story for iOS and Android by Star Command » What the hell did you do with our money? — Kickstarter
In honor of tax day, we thought we would give some insight to our backers (as well as potential kickstarters) to how we spent the funds we were given at the end of September. Hopefully it sheds some light on why money disappears so quickly for game development.

Our kickstarter earned $36,967 after asking for $20,000 so that was incredible.

To begin with, we didn't get all of that. We lost about $2,000 to no-shows, just people that pledged and the funds did not transfer.

That got us down to $35k, and kickstarter and Amazon Payments take their portions, which got us down to right around $32,000.

Now, right off the top you had $10,000 for prize fulfillment. That includes printing the posters, the shirts and shipping everything (thanks Australia). If we had to do it again, we would have probably had the price point a bit higher for the t-shirts and posters, as those turned to be a very large expense. We also would have included the cost of a 3rd party fulfillment house...
game  development  kickstarter  2012  costs  planning  budget  funding  from delicious
5 weeks ago
Kickstarter Successfully Raises over $119 Million in its 3rd Year
Last year (2011), to celebrate the company’s second anniversary, Kickstarter posted some metrics to the company blog. Among the most impressive figures was $40M pledged to 7,496 successfully funded campaigns, or 85% of the total amount pledged on the site.
...
In the year since Kickstarter reported its numbers (ie 2012), the company helped raise a total of $119.6M for successfully-funded projects. That’s almost three times as much as the amount raised during the company’s first two years. Taking into account Kickstarter’s 5% commission, we can estimate that the company took home just shy of $6M in commission revenue in its third year. And it’s not the only one cashing in: with Amazon’s commission of 2.9% plus 30¢ per transaction, the online retailer pulled at least $3.M in fees during the same period.
kickstarter  funding  art  games  development  fundraising  fund  raising  data  from delicious
5 weeks ago
Do you have a card? « The Research Whisperer
What do you really want on your business card?

Twitter handle? Blog address? IM details?
Will your boss allow that?
from twitter
5 weeks ago
RMIT - Francis Ormond Medallists
Ewald van Laake awarded the RMIT Francis Ormond Medal for 2012.

Bloody well done, Ewald!
from twitter
5 weeks ago
Quack | Flickr: Intercambio de fotos
For the Ewester.
Quack by -Lou Bert- on Flickr
from twitter
7 weeks ago
CommunityRun
Run your own online petition.

Nice!
from twitter
8 weeks ago
Stop Investing Australian Taxpayers' Money in Nuclear Weapons Companies | CommunityRun
Let's stop investing taxpayer dollars to support nuclear weapons - please sign: via and ICAN
from twitter
8 weeks ago
Social media for people with a disability | Media Access Australia
This is a brilliant intro to social media. Sociability: Social media for people with a disability via
from twitter
9 weeks ago
Perpetual Ocean - Gulf Stream | Flickr: Intercambio de fotos
NASA goes all arty - who does this remind you of? Perpetual Ocean by NASA.
from twitter
9 weeks ago
Antipodean Steampunk Adventures: Jewels
Love your designs, , via Mad Uncle Cliff

But there was no link from your portfolio to eBay. I had to hunt.
from twitter
10 weeks ago
"There's a book for that." T-Shirts & Hoodies by Jonathan O'Donnell | RedBubble
How I made my "There's a book for that" teeshirt.

Now go make your own.
from twitter
10 weeks ago
120313mediarelease
What does "street value" mean? Does a kilogram of Kava really cost $625 dollars?
And why ban it at all?
from twitter
10 weeks ago
Don't Bank on the Bomb | A Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers
Is your super paying for nuclear weapons? Let's get off this roundabout:

Well done, ICAN, for this report.
from twitter
12 weeks ago
Releasing the collection on GitHub | cooper-hewitt labs
"Could GitHub become not just a source code repository but a repository for ‘cultural source code’?" Seb Chan
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march 2012
Untitled (http://twitter.com/jod999/status/168486822480068608/photo/1)
Cairns and District Chinese Assoc (CADCAI) on Lit Sung Goong temple artifacts. Beautiful undersea frieze.
ChinaInc  from twitter
february 2012
The #SciFund Challenge: Science Funding Through Crowdsourcing
Scientists have started the #SciFund Challenge, a new type of crowdfunding that lets individuals support scientific research projects, organizations, and causes they believe in.
rockethub  crowdsourcing  2011  #scifund  scifund  research  funding  from delicious
february 2012
Tutorial: Exporting Zotero to Excel | Royce Kimmons
Zotero's a great tool for managing your citation library, but sometimes you need that data elsewhere, and though Zotero has some good export features, you may sometimes want something like a simple spreadsheet of citations to work with.Zotero runs on a SQLite database, which makes report generation and, thereby, conversion to a different format difficult for the lay user. To export Zotero, we will open the SQLite database, submit a query, and then copy the results to Excel, Calc, or another spreadsheet program.Let's get started!
zotero  csv  bibliography  citations  spreadsheet  conversion  from delicious
february 2012
RO Peeps: Jonathan O’Donnell « The Research Whisperer
Look, professional me! : "What kind of person works in your research office?"
from twitter
february 2012
Making Your Qualitative Data Trustworthy | Eliot & Associates Making Your Qualitative Data Trustworthy | Listening for and capturing people's thoughts, experiences, and lives . . . in their own words
Susan Elliot talks about 'Making Your Qualitative Data Trustworthy'
Of her 5 points, only 1 is about analysis.
from twitter
january 2012
NASA Finds 2011 Ninth-Warmest Year on Record [hd video] | Flickr: Intercambio de fotos
Wanna see something really scary?NASA animation of temperature increases since 1895.
from twitter
january 2012
Incompatible Browser | Facebook
The days end. Williamstown.
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january 2012
Wicked (3) — KarlSchroeder.com
PDF linked in article is awesome, too RT : Wicked problems & complex systems
from twitter_favs
january 2012
"Shut Up and Write sessions" (Created by Research Whisperer) - Google Maps
Where in the world is Shut Up and Write?

Add your session to this handy map from
&write
suaw  shutup  from twitter
january 2012
Creating possibilities to be creative | Chat with Rellypops
Great post by about creating possibilities to be creative.

Fits with ideas about practice-based research?
from twitter
january 2012
Responding to the Forthcoming Demise of TwapperKeeper « UK Web Focus
On 8th December 2011 the following announcement was made on the Twapper Keeper Web site:

Transition update
Twapper Keeper’s archiving is now available in HootSuite! As a result, we will be shutting down Twapper Keeper. Existing archives will be kept running until Jan 6, 2012, after which you will not be able to access your archives anymore.

Twapper Keeper has been widely used within the UK’s higher education sector, especially for archiving tweets containing event hashtags at events aimed at the developer, researcher and library sectors.

The popularity in the service has helped to demonstrate the importance of Twitter archiving, something which was not necessarily widely appreciated a few years ago.
twitter  twapper  keeper  archives  social  media  2011  from delicious
january 2012
There's a Book For That: Ferret Fun
I love this book! When I first read it, I wasn't sure that the format/topic would be one that would interest kids. However, after reading it for a second time, I noticed the humor in the book that I think kids and adults would enjoy. Fudge and Einstein are two ferrets who are used to relaxing in their hammocks and eating raisins. When Marvel the cat comes to visit, their day is turned upside-down. Marvel thinks they look a lot like rats (and she likes to eat rats).
Einstein and Fudge have to stand up to Marvel and soon they are all getting along together. Karen Rostoker-Gruber has written Ferret Fun with an embedded message that is not overt but enhances the story.
ferret  book  humour  from delicious
january 2012
Google Search Operators - Google Guide
The following is an alphabetical list of the search operators. This list includes operators that are not officially supported by Google and not listed in Google’s online help.

Note: Google may change how undocumented operators work or may eliminate them completely.

Each entry typically includes the syntax, the capabilities, and an example. Some of the search operators won’t work as intended if you put a space between the colon (:) and the subsequent query word. If you don’t care to check which search operators require no space after the colon, always place the keyword immediately next to the colon. Many search operators can appear anywhere in your query. In our examples, we place the search operator as far to the right as possible. We do this because the Advanced Search form writes queries in this way. Also, such a convention makes it clearer as to which operators are associated with which terms.
Google  search  operators  parameters  from delicious
december 2011
Google Websearch Parameters
Cheat sheet of Google search modifiers.
Google  search  from delicious
december 2011
Doctor Who Timeline Infographic | CableTV.com
Dr. Who Timeline infographic: Or, if you prefer a more comprehensive timeline:
from twitter
december 2011
Doctor Who Chronology Table of Contents
Dr. Who Timeline infographic: Or, if you prefer a more comprehensive timeline:
from twitter
december 2011
Publications in your PhD « The Thesis Whisperer
In fact, if I had my time over, I would just compose my PhD out of published papers; the so called the ‘PhD by publication’ method. In some countries, such as Sweden, or in some disciplines, such as the sciences, doing a collection of papers instead of a ‘big book’ is a common way to get your PhD. I’m not sure about the UK, but in Australia many universities have a ‘PhD by publication’ stream – but people are usually warned not to enrol in it because it is not a ‘proper’ PhD.
phd  publication  articles  thesis  whisperer  doctorate  from delicious
december 2011
How it works: greenID
Our simplest verification process involves matching your existing customer information against up to five separate databases including:

* Sensis White Pages
* Australian Electoral Roll
* GDC National Telephone File
* GDC Citizen File
* The Transaction History Database

If two, three or four matches of name, address or phone records are all you require, greenID can provide verification against these files without requiring any effort or potentially sensitive input from your customers. It's a process that requires no additional information from your customer and will typically verify 30% of your customers.

For more comprehensive verification, we'll ask your customers to prove that they have relationships with various organisations both government and non government. This kind of search builds on the initial process to meet 85-95% of verification needs.
green  id  privacy  identity  deloitte  digital  verification  from delicious
december 2011
Deloitte Digital - Green ID
greenID™ combines a conventional entity driven verification lookup against secure databases (such as the telephone directory and electoral roll), with our unique Self Verification capability. This is where the individual person undergoing the identity verification confirms online with a second entity that identification and other information is being held by them, and then makes this confirmation known back to the verifying entity (e.g. the bank).
green  id  privacy  identity  deloitte  digital  verification  from delicious
december 2011
The Volokh Conspiracy » The Future of Privacy: Facial Recognition, Public Facts, and 300 Million Little Brothers
The power of the Internet is increasingly moving toward making sure that everybody knows what everybody does. Is this the right direction?

Talks about both widespread facial recognition, the disappearance of obscurity and privacy 2.0 issues.
privacy  from delicious
december 2011
Top 11 privacy trends for 2011 - 9. Privacy by Design - Ernst & Young - Global
Summary: Privacy by Design gained international recognition with the signing of the Privacy by Design Resolution at the 32nd International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Jerusalem. The resolution is intended to help preserve privacy into the future.
Protecting security and privacy

Dr. Ann Cavoukian, Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Canada, has been championing the idea of Privacy by Design since the 1990s.

Rather than sacrificing one for the other, the concept of Privacy by Design suggests that organizations should design a system that protects both.

Instead of treating privacy as an afterthought, Privacy by Design offers a proactive and prescriptive response that is entrenched into the very fabric of the organization.
privacy  design  web  standards  development  security  2011  from delicious
december 2011
Rarotonga treaty may prevent sale of uranium to India | Herald Sun
Note to Australian Government: Please hire Don Rothwell as legal advisor. Would save much time in High Court.
ican  from twitter
november 2011
Creating Accessible User Experiences: A role-based approach to Inclusive Research and Design | OZeWAI
RT $150 for my 1/2 day workshop in Melb, Dec 2nd: Creating Accessible User Experiences What a bargain!
from twitter
november 2011
The Cult of Done Manifesto - Bre Pettis | I Make Things - Bre Pettis Blog -
The Cult of Done Manifesto

I present to you a manifesto of done. This was written in collaboration with Kio Stark in 20 minutes because we only had 20 minutes to get it done.
procrastination  achievement  done  gtd  getting  stuff  manifesto  2009  from delicious
november 2011
Artful academics are new kids on the blog
He says academics research, write and talk — so what better platform for reaching an audience and sharing research than a blog? Universities obviously agree because increasing numbers are eager to have their staff blog, not only to inform other academics and outsiders of their research but also to use blogging as a new pedagogical teaching system.

Most Victorian universities have created blogging sites on their home webpages for their opinionated academics and students. Monash's site, blogs.monash.edu, lists more than 60 blogs that offer information, advice and commentaries, while RMIT University created a site last month called "blog central" as a space for academics to blog, with 15 categories ranging from arts and community to social science and sustainability.
blogging  rmit  2011  academic  from delicious
november 2011
Academic blogging at Catallaxy Files
Academics wondering whether they should venture into cyberspace should consider its reach, says Adrian Miles, a senior lecturer in media and communications at RMIT. Mr Miles has 1000 readers a week for his VLOG 4.0 blog. Although he describes it as “a very small blog”, he contrasts it with being published in a major international journal where, he says, “maybe 100 people would read my article”.
rmit  blogging  academics  university  from delicious
november 2011
Why academics should blog
People who are curious about the world around them and can jot down a few thoughts can be bloggers. Over and above anything else that academics do, they are observers. Academics observe the world around them and theorise. Why, what, when and how is our bread and butter.

It is unsurprising then that many bloggers are academics. Those people already active in the market for ideas are likely to explore different avenues for communicating with different parts of the market.

Universities are ideal forums for blogging. They are important and broadly respected social institutions that exist to propagate and disseminate knowledge.
blog  blogs  blogging  rmit  2011  from delicious
november 2011
Usability of open source software | First Monday
The Usability of Open Source Software by David M. Nichols and Michael B. Twidale
Open source communities have successfully developed a great deal of software although most computer users only use proprietary applications. The usability of open source software is often regarded as one reason for this limited distribution. In this paper we review the existing evidence of the usability of open source software and discuss how the characteristics of open source development influence usability. We describe how existing human-computer interaction techniques can be used to leverage distributed networked communities, of developers and users, to address issues of usability.
Open  source  software  usability  2003  testing  from delicious
november 2011
The Code4Lib Journal – Infomaki: An Open Source, Lightweight Usability Testing Tool
Infomaki is an open source “lightweight” usability testing tool developed by the New York Public Library to evaluate new designs for the NYPL.org web site and uncover insights about our patrons. Designed from the ground up to be as respectful of the respondents’ time as possible, it presents respondents with a single question at a time from a pool of active questions. In just over seven months of use, it has fielded over 100,000 responses from over 10,000 respondents.
infomaki  open  source  testing  usability  library  new  york  public  2009  from delicious
november 2011
Filling the Open Source Usability Testing Gap
Could open source software benefit from more usability testing? It sure seems so, and usability labs are heavily emphasized at big proprietary software companies, especially Microsoft. In fact, early interface standards in Windows applications, such as common menu options, were largely driven by the experiences of usability testers. Here are some open source projects that are setting a good example when it comes to usability.
open  source  testing  usability  2008  software  from delicious
november 2011
Usability and Open Source Software
Open source communities have successfully developed many pieces of software although most computer users only use proprietary applications. The usability of open source software is often regarded as one reason for this limited distribution. In this paper we review the existing evidence of the usability of open source software and discuss how the characteristics of open-source development influence usability. We describe how existing human-computer interaction techniques can be used to leverage distributed networked communities, of developers and users, to address issues of usability.
open  source  usability  testing  software  2003  from delicious
november 2011
Open Source Usability: The birth of a movement | Rashmi’s blog
The last few months have been an exciting time for open source usability. Here is a first hand story of what has been happening, some photographs and reflections.
Open  source  usability  testing  2005  from delicious
november 2011
OpenUsability
We are happy to finally start the Season of Usability 2011, and would like to invite all FLOSS projects to participate. You find all information at the season.openusability.org pages.
Open  source  usability  testing  software  from delicious
november 2011
Projects/Usability - KDE TechBase
The KDE Usability Project aims to improve KDE usability and user experience through:

* Educating developers about usability practices
* Conducting usability activities to help gather feedback from users
* Working with projects and help design usable user interfaces
KDE  open  source  usability  testing  software  from delicious
november 2011
m+mi works : blog : on interaction architecture
The guiding rails for the evaluation of the existing software and new designs were, as usual, the user scenarios. We constructed three. The first one embodied that simple things shall be simple: selecting a square of uniform color (rotated so that the rectangular selection tool would not work). This should be a no‑brainer with the redesigned selection tool(s).
gimp  usability  open  source  software  testing  from delicious
november 2011
Usability | groups.drupal.org
Welcome, how nice of you to drop by. Some quick pointers if you'd like to dive deeper into the ongoing ux design work for Drupal core & contrib:

Where the work is done:
- Core issues tagged 'usability'

Where documentation lives:
- User interface standards

Meetings get organised:
- UX open hours 1, 2, …

Talk & discuss:
Most of the above begins either in IRC in #drupal-contribute and #drupal-usability or right here in this usability group.
Drupal  open  source  software  usability  from delicious
november 2011
Lateline - 22/09/2003: Who Named Phar Lap? . Australian Broadcasting Corp
RT 'Phar Lap' comes from the southern Chinese 'Zhuang' word for 'lightning' (via )
from twitter
october 2011
Digital technology product reviews, ratings and recommendations
Recently purchased digital technology, or plan to?
Help my colleague, Barbara, survey how you used ratings sites.
from twitter
october 2011
Funding Outcomes - Australian Research Council (ARC)
Selection Reports and Outcome Statistics give overviews of the selection process and statistics, including funding awarded to Organisations and by fields of research.

Information on Funded Grants includes Investors, Project Titles and Summaries, Funding and Organisations. To access information on funded grants, go to funding awarded to institutions or funding awarded by RFCD Codes.
australian  research  council  arc  funding  reports  from delicious
october 2011
RMIT - Art and Design Exhibitions
RMIT University’s Art and Design graduates will be putting on nearly 50 events throughout Melbourne. As a dual sector university RMIT has a multitude of art and design programs at TAFE, Bachelor, Master and PHD levels. Visit the exhibitions which showcase the creativity and energy of our students before they graduate.
art  design  exhibiton  rmit  Australia  2011  from delicious
october 2011
Tungsten Duo
Friday afternoon being made more bearable by the new Tungsten Duo CD. Thanks, guys.
fridaymusic  from twitter
october 2011
NGV  > What's On > NGV Studio
RT: Anyone up for some Late Night Boardgames at Game/Play tonight? 6-10pm @ NGV Studio (via )
from twitter
october 2011
Here I am, living in the future! « The Research Whisperer
A tribute to my Mum...

via my professional blog.
Who says you should keep profession and public separate?
lovetomum  from twitter
october 2011
Full transcript: Tom Neal Tacker
"Instead of taking a four-day long weekend trip to Bali, ... consider ... going to Mildura by train". (via )
from twitter
october 2011
A Guide to Community Grants
A Guide to Community Grants

The following guide provides:

* Links to selected sources of Commonwealth, State and Territory financial assistance to community groups.

* A selection of links to non-government organisations which provide community grants.

* Links to commercial services providing grant information via subscription.

The guide does not include links to scholarships, fellowships or research grants.
funding  Australia  philanthrophy  from delicious
october 2011
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