Where have we been? Where are we going? Is that a good thing?
Today was a book report day, but I haven’t finished the book yet. That will be coming up very soon. However, I didn’t meet that goal. I have a task management app that is also noting some things I need to do but haven’t done yet. This article probably should have gotten written on Sunday… Read more Not Quite, But Just Fine
Nothing was read. That’s all there is to say about it. I simply didn’t read a book this month. However, what I did will probably add quality to everything else. I thought about my work and my free time and how I want to change how I’m spending it. I think that evaluation time was… Read more I Read A Book: June Edition
At the suggestion of one Juan Spir, I picked up this book for the month of May. I enjoyed the title and was looking forward to reading this book. I got about a chapter in and realized I’m really sensitive to story-telling. Moreso than I thought. The overall premise of this book is a presentation re: informal,… Read more I Read A Book: May Edition
This guy is Nir Eyal and he wrote the book I read this month, Hooked. This book, recommended by Melvin who thought I’d enjoy the reading, explores a model for making products that are addictive, a few real-world examples of products that have done so, and a bit of thought on the morals around making addictive… Read more I Read A Book: April Edition
This is the Run-Time Environment section of the SCORM 1.2 standard and would have been what I would report on for March, but I’m still chewing through this one, so I might need to double-down for April. This particular read is simply reading the standards of SCORM 1.2 in an effort to understand it and give… Read more I Read A Book: March Edition