Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: technology

  • The Neurology of Gaming

    Hanging out, catching up on some reading, listening to music, and digging through favorites I’ve stashed for chill out evenings like tonight. Found this infographic for The Neurology of Gaming. A lot of the positive and negative effects of gaming are relatively common sense but “parts of the brain activated” by game play make the graphic worth […]

    6/22/2012

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    Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Neurology

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    gaming / interactive / neurology / technology

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  • In Conversation with Eric Slatkin

    Last weekend, Eric Slatkin, founder of High Beam Media and co-founder of the Disposable Film Festival, sat down with me to discuss his current projects and technology’s effect on our culture. Below, you will find our conversation. Please share your on thoughts on the subject, check out Heart 2 Heart (and consider submitting your conversation, […]

    4/20/2012

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    Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Multi Media, Observations, Social Networking, Video

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    art and technology / eric slatkin / technology / Video

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  • Everything is a Remix by Kirby Ferguson

    Everything is a Remix Part 1 from Kirby Ferguson on Vimeo. Please support Kirby Ferguson! Great information, wonderful video, and extremely informative! You will want to watch all parts of Everything is a Remix. Click here to view the site.

    2/28/2012

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    Art, Art and Technology, Culture Criticism, Observations, Video

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    appropriation / arts and technology / everything is a remix / Film / Kirby Ferguson / re-appropriation / technology

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  • If you can read this, YOU are very lucky!

    If you can ‘Like’, re-tweet, and/or respond to this, YOU are lucky. Are you able to imagine not being digitally connected to the world, to your friends, your family, and business partners and colleagues? What about your government disabling and/or prohibiting an internet connection? My mother has a Facebook account for goodness sake, which is great. Yet, there […]

    1/10/2012

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Culture Criticism, Observations, Social Networking

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    a human right / bay area / connectivity / internet access / knowledge sharing / kosta grammatis / San Francisco / satellite / technology

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  • Oh, Don Draper…

    Check out essay, Project Projects: Slides, PowerPoints, Nostalgia, and a Sense of Belonging by Orit Gat on Rhizome.

    12/5/2011

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    Culture Criticism, Curatorial Practice, Observations, Perception, Photography

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    culture / don draper / mad men / nostalgia / orit gat / postaday2011 / rhizome / technology

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  • Postcards? Yup, there’s an app for that!

    Although I’m not too particularly fond of the name, iPhone application, Hipster, offers the end user the ability to send postcards virtually. In a matter of seconds, I was able to create a nifty postcard of our descent onto La Guardia Airport! Once you select a photo, you pick your postcard theme, flip the postcard […]

    10/22/2011

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    Graphic Design, Multi Media, Social Networking, Virtual Art

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    postaday2011 / technology

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  • Virgin Flyer

    Yes, I’m on vacation and still acclimating to time zones. I’m also blogging via my phone, which seems apropo and trying to capture the interesting stuff. My first experience of Virgin America was great (and it didn’t hurt – okay, bad joke). I can see why people love flying VA!! Red: An Interactive Experience really […]

    10/21/2011

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    Multi Media, Social Networking

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    postaday2011 / technology / travel

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  • Leaving on a jet plane…

    Don’t know when I’ll be back again. Actually, I do, I’ll be back in San Francisco before Halloween! Anyway, I wanted to catch up on posts amd make sure you were able to check out the current exhibition, Revolutions per Minute: The Evolution of the Record, at SFO near the Virgin America gates. Pretty rad!! […]

    10/20/2011

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    Art and Technology, Visual Arts

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    arts and technology / postaday2011 / technology / travel

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  • The Venomous Visionary

    Driving into work, I was listening to John Markoff (on NPR) talk about Steve Jobs. It’s pretty difficult to get away from the innovator’s passing. Witnessing the stream of articles, memorials, re-tweets, and posts sprawling through the virtual landscape, it was inevitable writing about it today.   Jobs passing reminds me that 30/40 something year olds fall into a very interesting place […]

    10/6/2011

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    Culture Criticism

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    postaday2011 / steve jobs / technology

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  • Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

    Call me a complete slave to work and mental productivity but I just had to do it. The online course is free and in partnership with Stanford’s Engineering Department. I’ve gotta say I’m a bit more partial to MIT’s Open Courseware BUT Stanford did get a lot of Press for this Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) class […]

    10/4/2011

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    Art and Technology, Art Writing and Criticism

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    artificial intelligence / online learning / postaday2011 / technology

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