I collect visualization tools like the floor under my bed collects dust bunnies. I’d like to think I have a pretty good collection. Of visualization tools. This table was created by Ralph Lengler and Martin Eppler at the Visual-Literacy.org. Along with organizing the methods, the table shows examples of each by hovering over the method… Read More »
This isn’t an ad. It is just very, very interesting. Word Lens, by Quest Visual, is a real-time, visual, 2-way English/Spanish translator. The demo of the App stunning. The future of the technology in other fields is thought-provoking. Adding text-to-voice, voice-to-text, voice-to-voice, handwritten text translators—well, you get the idea. The possibilities are staggering. Now—if my… Read More »
I like lists. Lists are tidy. They provide a framework and focus. They look good on a page. But too often I take them as truth. Maybe I get seduced by the neat order. I don’t know. I recently ran across a list of trends for 2010 by Mark E. Atkins. How does the Atkins… Read More »
