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A Style Guide Guide | elyse holladay
At my job, I’m one of two designers. My coworker is an incredibly talented designer, but comes from an agency background, and doesn’t code. We are rebooting our company’s existing app with all-new design and functionality. He’s been working on some excellent concepts for it, and we are almost ready to think about visuals. With a small dev team in house supplemented by off-shore teams, and an immense number of sections to build, I want us to work more off of some concept screens, a style/assets guide, and modular sections that we can reuse. We also have to consider that many of our target users will be on non-3G enabled iPads, so mobile performance and touch affordances are key factors. For those of you that attended AEA Austin, or probably any of the other AEAs, much of this was discussed there. He asked me to write up a list of “best practices,” if you will, for him to base his visual style work off of. Style Guide Guidelines For designing responsively… For user experience… Visually…
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Google's Open Course Builder: A Giant Leap into 21st Century Online Learning
"Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful." -- About Google Google is the most powerful nonhuman teacher ever known to actual humans. Implicitly and ceaselessly, Google performs formative assessments by collecting the following data: the content, genre and media that interests you most; when and for how long you access your external cloud brain; what your hobbies and routines are; with whom you work and communicate; who will get your November vote; and whether you prefer invigorating clean mint or enamel renewal toothpaste. By continuously refining the nuance of your sociogram, Google has already customized your next web exploration and taught itself to teach. You Are Now Entering the Learning Management System If you are an advanced geek, you will be able to author and publish your own e-learning space using Open Course Builder. With his gray beard and soothing demeanor, Senior Research Scientist Daniel M. Credit: Google
What You Need to Know About MOOC's - Technology
We'll be updating this page regularly.Please check back for updates. Call it the year of the mega-class. Colleges and professors have rushed to try a new form of online teaching known as MOOCs—short for "massive open online courses." The courses raise questions about the future of teaching, the value of a degree, and the effect technology will have on how colleges operate. Struggling to make sense of it all? If you'd like to learn more about MOOCs in a condensed format, try reading "Beyond the MOOC Hype: A Guide to Higher Education's High-Tech Disruption," a new e-book by The Chronicle's technology editor. What are MOOCs? MOOCs are classes that are taught online to large numbers of students, with minimal involvement by professors. Why all the hype? Advocates of MOOCs have big ambitions, and that makes some college leaders nervous. These are like OpenCourseWare projects, right? Sort of. So if you take tests, do you get credit? Who are the major players? edX Coursera Udacity Khan Academy Udemy May 2
10 reasons your Wi-Fi speed stinks (and what you can do about it)
The first 801.11ac chipsets are coming soon, but 802.11n is likely to stick around for many years to come -- both in the business world and our homes. Unfortunately, the 300Mbps (megabits per second) that the n-standard promises rarely delivers anything even close and proves to be a massive bottleneck in the days of 50/100Mbps (or more?) broadband connections, 1080p video streaming, massive backups and so forth. In some of our tests, it wasn't uncommon that a 802.11n connection with devices only a few meters apart (and with only wall in between) can fall back to a mere 2-15 Mbps. · 0.5-2 Mbps: Is enough for all your basic chatting and mailing services, though it will slow down some content-heavy websites -- especially if you've got a 20+ Mbps downpipe. · 4-5 Mbps: Enough for handling all websites and basic video streaming. · 20+ Mbps: This is the minimum you need to even consider HD streaming. · 50+ Mbps: Enough for 1080p movies and over-the-air backups. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
