Conferences take debugging. The first time you throw a conference, you’ll find yourself facing problems you never imagined, problems you thought you anticipated and solved,… Read More »Quick talks and conference debugging
Vincent Maher, who teaches New Media at Rhodes, leads off the panel on Web2.0 with a beautiful and somewhat spooky slidedeck on “the DNA of… Read More »Web2.0 at DCI
Well, we won’t be blogging realtime from the Digital Citizen Indaba. Rhodes University has pretty conservative policies on access to their academic network – I… Read More »Opening sessions at Digital Citizen Indaba
I’ve spent very little time in South Africa – two weeks in the past two years – and feel totally unequipped to offer my impressions… Read More »South Africa: Locked In
It’s fun to watch digital natives at a conference where the connectivity isn’t working. They twich. They’re edgy. They’re like smokers in the eighth hour… Read More »I blame the wifi
Grahamstown is awfully far from anywhere I’ve been before on the African continent – I mean that both literally and figuratively. From Johannesburg, it’s a… Read More »Checking in from Highway Africa