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Tag: developing countries

12Pixels

This may be small but it’s pretty cool, too. After some heaver, more function-oriented, posts about things like designing interactivity … More

12pixels, developing countries, illiteracy, Ivan Poupyrev, pixel art, Sony, Sony Style, visual communication

Designing for Illiteracy

The use of technology, especially mobile phones, in poor and developing countries presents huge opportunities for designers. Mobile banking and … More

developing countries, illiteracy, Indrani Medhi, literacy, microfinancing, Microsoft, Microsoft Research, OLPC, research, Technology Review

iPhones and Mobile Charity

I’ve been thinking a lot about giving, charity and philanthropy lately. Maybe it was realizing that the time I was … More

charity, crowdsourcing, developing countries, donations, giving, iPhone, microfinancing, microlending, microvolunteering, open source

TeacherMate and The Open Learning Exchange

In the latest issue of Fast Company magazine there’s a fascinating article, ‘A’ Is for App, on how technology may … More

developing countries, education, Fast Company, innovation, OLE, Open CourseWare, Open Learning Exchange, open-education, Seth Weinberger, TeacherMate

Haiti: Interactive Supporting Disaster Relief

The recent earthquake in Haiti is devastation beyond belief. But it’s been so encouraging to see how interactive technologies are … More

American Red Cross, crowdsourcing, developing countries, disaster, haiti, open source, Ushahidi

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This is a blog about the past, present, and future of interactive media design.
 
I'm David Young. As Triplecode I work at the intersection of design and emerging technologies.

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