http://leatherducking.com/pin-a-place/ Thesis talk on urban biking by interaction designers Kristin Breivik and Carrie Stiens Fri, 02 Mar 2012 22:46:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://leatherducking.com/pin-a-place/#comment-101 Kristin Breivik Sat, 19 Nov 2011 23:15:31 +0000 http://leatherducking.com/?p=612#comment-101 I like the song pinning! It's like making a playlist based on physical location, rather than based on an ordinary playlist sequence. I have processed your ideas further, together with what we talked about in class, in the post: <a href="http://leatherducking.com/audience-and-other-thoughts/" rel="nofollow">Audience and other thoughts</a>. Not refined and well organized yet, but we'll get there! I like the song pinning! It’s like making a playlist based on physical location, rather than based on an ordinary playlist sequence. I have processed your ideas further, together with what we talked about in class, in the post: Audience and other thoughts. Not refined and well organized yet, but we’ll get there!

]]> http://leatherducking.com/pin-a-place/#comment-87 David Tue, 15 Nov 2011 20:04:22 +0000 http://leatherducking.com/?p=612#comment-87 I love this idea of "pinning". And it seems that there is a lot of room for development beyond simply bookmarking your favorite places. For example, what if you were able to pin a song to a particular place so that when you were riding by you would hear it. Or a note for someone else: "Remember when when we walked across this bridge last November? " Or a note for everyone else: "Watch out for the mean dog!" I love this idea of “pinning”. And it seems that there is a lot of room for development beyond simply bookmarking your favorite places. For example, what if you were able to pin a song to a particular place so that when you were riding by you would hear it. Or a note for someone else: “Remember when when we walked across this bridge last November? ” Or a note for everyone else: “Watch out for the mean dog!”

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