4 years ago
In our Friday Faves for 12 June 2020, we have reads on the state of community management 2020; 8 ways to build an amazing online workspace; and 5 cognitive biases and how to avoid them; as well as The Future, This Week, Friday fives, Friday funnies, and yet more ways to occupy yourself at home.
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5 years ago
In our Friday Faves for 15 November 2019, we have reads, watches and listens on screen time is good for you (maybe); teens turn to TikTok to show bushfire reality; 11 things learned about user research from Mindhunter; using storytelling to communicate; the week in social media; and The Future, This Week.
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5 years ago
In our Friday Faves for 18 October 2019, we have reads on why people keep falling for viral hoaxes; hackers used in crowdsourced attempt to find missing people; productivity and the joy of doing things the hard way; building your team’s critical thinking skills; the week in social media; and The Future, This Week.
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5 years ago
In Friday Faves for 2 August 2019, we have reads and watches on the future of women at work; Facebook is working on reading your mind; a Wikipedia for gen Z; 5 phrases that make people discount your message; how sound in your home affects your mood; the week in social media; and The Future of Power.
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6 years ago
In Friday Faves for 15 June 2018, we have reads, watches & listens on working memory, the bullshit-jobs boom, chatbots at work, UberAir, how language shapes our thinking, a podcast approach for learning, and The Future This Week.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 27 April 2018, we have reads & on the beginner’s bubble, gender bias in Chinese tech, smartphone photography’s effect on memory, healthier screen time, garlic bread from space, inclusive design at Pinterest, and The Future, This Week.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 6 April 2018, we have reads on the impact on your attention from your phone’s presence, farmer views on lab-grown meat, whether esports are sports, the mind-expanding ideas of Andy Clark, apps are getting dumber, and Reddit & the struggle to detoxify the internet.
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