My Blogpost Series

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As someone who spends time wondering why I blog, this blogpost series list is probably a map of my favourite topics.

From mindfulness and Bikram challenges to design theory, digital storytelling, and human-computer interaction, it would seem that I love to think about the human experience in the personal daily life and in collaboration with computers, particularly in public and online.

I also love the fictional explorations of robots, thinking about AI in terms of the ghosts which haunt us, along with social media viewed from the perspective of game theory and the so-called ‘connection economy’, and how women are represented online and in the domain of computers. Then there are practical how-tos such as coding in Minecraft, Python for Twitter, web design and blogging basics.

Reflective pieces on creating space and comfort, privacy and intimacy, connection and trust, Maslow’s hierarchy of various subjects, gaming adventures, autobiographical musings, and year-in-review posts help me organise my thoughts and remind me why reasons I love to blog here about technology in our ever evolving digital landscape.

  1. Social animal on social media (9)  (2016)
  2. Alone Together (2) (2015, 2018)
  3. Web design (7) (2015)
  4. Blogs about my Human-computer interaction course on Udemy (22) (2020)
  5. AI: Ghosts, robots, data (15) (2007-)
  6. Digital Storytelling (3) (2022)
  7. Maslow’s hierarchy of things (4) (2007-)
  8. Design theory (12) (2016)
  9. Designing story (5) (2017)
  10. Women in society and technology (9) (2017)
  11. Human-computer interaction (6) (2018)
  12. Game theory in social media (4) (2016-7)
  13. The accidental techie (10) (2019)
  14. Creating Space (5) (2017)
  15. My 30 Day Bikram Challenge (5) (2018)
  16. Yoga blogs (11) (2016-)
  17. Coding in Minecraft (5) (2022)
  18. Gaming (4) (2016, 2021, 2024)
  19. Checklists (5) (2003)
  20. My year in blogposts (10) (2015-)

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