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Shipwrecked

Alison Smink & Bondi Halland

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Shipwrecked is the podcast exploring fictional relationships & the fandoms that inspire them. Each episode the girls discuss a different couple and share their thoughts & opinions! This podcast is co-hosted by Alison Smink & Bondi Halland.
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Reading in the Attic is a weekly fiction podcast. Most of the stories and excerpts are by host and author Camille LaGuire, but the podcast also features lost stories and poems from magazines found deep in the attic, as well as occasional stories and excerpts by other current authors.
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In this course we will explore the challenges presented when designing AI-powered services. In particular, we will take a look at Machine Learning (such as deep learning and generative adversarial networks), and how that can be used in human-centered design of digital services. This course is created for User Experience (UX) professionals, Service Designers, and Product Managers as a way to help take a human-centered approach to AI in their work. The course is also useful for developers and ...
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Den 13 maj 2020 anordnades Halland Tech Meet, ett digitalt evenemang som samlar företagsledare, forskare och andra aktörer i Halland med fokus på digitalisering, teknologi och innovation. I detta avsnitt samtalar Anita Sant'anna (Research on the Go, och gäst i podden Episod 10), Joel Sandén (Region Halland) och Pontus Wärnestål (Högskolan i Halmsta…
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How can we systematically work with ethics and risks with services based on machine learning and other AI techniques? In this final episode, Cristofer and Pontus is talking to Vaike Fors, Associate Professor with a focus on design ethnography. Vaike has a long experience from working with design of services in the autonomous vehicles space.…
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Healthcare is undergoing big changes on many fronts. One of the drivers for change is the race for health data and the many applications of data-driven services in all parts of the healthcare ecosystem. Anita Sant'Anna – PhD and consultant with over 12 years of research experience in signal and data analysis for health care applications – talks abo…
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In this episode, Jeanette kicks off the applied part of the course. Our guest is Martin Cooney, Assistant Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Jeanette and Martin heads into the fast-moving space of EdTech, where AI techniques can help – and possibly hinder – learning and education.By Halmstad University
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In this episode Pontus talks to Chris Noessel, author of the book Designing Agentive Technology, about what designers need to know in order to design services that act on users’ behalf. This episode was recorded at the annual design conference From Business To Buttons, which feature international prominent speakers in the overlap between AI and Ser…
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In this episode, we’ll change gear a little bit. We’re discussing the role of human-centered design and its relation to data-driven services. We'll talk about how to consider users' mental models and expectations in our designs, how we move from rule-based tools to probability-based user experiences with "agentive" technology. We'll also talk about…
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Generative Adversarial Networks – or GAN – is powerful newcomer in the AI realm. GANs can be used to generate new data, that can help train new models as well as test and validate AI-based systems. Cristofer’s and Stefan’s guest this time is Edvin Listo Zec from RISE, who will discuss opportunities and risks with GANs.…
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Building machine learning applications require a lot of practical work and experience. Off-the-shelf solutions need to be tweaked and tailored to fit your organization’s needs and goals. The practicalities of implementing Machine Learning techniques is the topic of this episode. Stefan and Cristofer continue their discussion with Anders Holst from …
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Let's get started! We need to know about what Artificial Intelligence is – and in particular, what today's AI is from a practical perspective and what designers and developers of AI-powered services need to know about the many aspects of AI. Stefan and Cristofer discuss the fundamentals of AI with Anders Holst from RISE.…
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In this first episode we introduce what this course is about, who is doing this show and why, and who the course is for. Please listen to this short episode before diving into the rest! And good luck on your learning journey! Good luck from the team behind the podcast: Pontus Wärnestål, Cristofer Englund, Stefan Byttner, and Jeanette Sjöberg.…
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HEY Nerds! #Shipwrecked is finally back (and hopefully better than ever). In this relaunch episode Ali & B discuss what they've been up to for the past few months, talk about which fall shows they're most excited for, & chat all things ROMIONE from Harry Potter (maybe the ultimate fandom?!) ENJOY Shippers! Please rate, review, and subscribe! Youuu …
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We're back with an all new episode! The girls discuss the past couple episodes of The 100, the Riverdale finale (+ Daddy Jones or Daddy Andrews?!), and Ali talks Once Upon a Time news. Then the girl launch into a classic, DANDY (Danny Zuko & Sandy Olsson) from GREASE!Please rate, review, and subscribe! Youuu da best! Twitter - shipwreckedpod Tumblr…
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Responsive web design has been talked around a lot but the same cannot be said of responsive typography. What are some decisions that go into making responsive typography a part of web projects? How does it impact user experience? What are it’s impacts on performance? How does one get started in responsive typography? These are some of the question…
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How can we combine the best practices of UX, Content Strategy and information architecture? Can each of these diverse fields feed into each other to create dynamic results? After being troubled by content related issues in several recent projects, I stumbled upon the core model. In this episode, we discuss: What is core model? How does it fit in wi…
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For long, UX has been treated as a space for designers. In reality though, UX is all about problem solving. Do you know who else is better at solving complex problems? Developers. There has been very little conversation about how developers can be involved in the UX community. In this episode, Nazmul Idris, CEO of TRNQL Inc. and I talk about: The f…
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Let’s build an MVP. After talking to a lot of guests about lean UX, lean startup, agile methodologies and specific user experience techniques, we take the implementation route in this episode. Stacey Messier is a creative strategist at iZotope. She has led teams to combine and utilize various schools of teaching. In this episode, we walk through th…
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Storytelling is often cited as a technique for engaging customers. In this episode Sarah Doody and I discuss how storytelling is an effective tool for product management. We also discuss: Example of a storytelling session How to use it effectively How the story puts discussions around the user’s perspective Quick and easy ways to collect user feedb…
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How does one incorporate Lean UX principles into product development. Do products really benefit from this approach? What are some simple ways to look beyond the buzzword and practice actual Lean UX? In this episode, Melissa Perri and I talk about: Customer segments Defining KPIs and metrics Running experiments and validating ideas Conserving waste…
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Motion has been taking center stage in the user experience world. Adding motion to the interface can help enhance the experience by aiding users in completing their tasks successfully. In this episode, Mark Geyer and I talk about the various techniques involved in UI animation, where to begin animating and how to do it in such a way that it is bene…
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User onboarding is an crucial part of an app’s experience. The first run experience of any app determines how we deliver success to the user. In this episode Krystal Higgins and I chat about: The need for user onboarding How to build an onboarding system rather than a one-off solution Different patterns of onboarding Use cases for each of the patte…
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User research is the corner stone of a successful product. It can be daunting to think of user research and user testing as they are rabbit holes. In this episode, Danielle Smith and I talk about: Different techniques for user research Product development for astronauts How to tackle biases while testing Difference between the different kinds of te…
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The first chapter of The Man Who Did Too Much. (Cozy mystery suspense by Camille LaGuire.) In which we meet George, the man who did too much, and Gwen, the woman for which he does too much, and get a hint of the other protagonist, and series detective, Karla Marquette (the woman who watched too many movies). Download the episode directly from the I…
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"The Bellhound" a contemporary fantasy story. The narrator doesn't want a dog, can't afford a security system, but a witch offers to create for her something that combines the best -- and worst -- aspects of both. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 15 - The BellHound. (35 minutes) Subscribe to thi…
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An excerpt from Beneath the Canyons by Kyra Halland. A mix of high fantasy and classic western. Bounty hunter Silas Vendine is on the trail of a renegade wizard. When his search leads him to the little town of Bitterbush Springs, he joins up with Lainie, girl with nascent magical powers. Beyond the Canyon is the first book in the Daughter of the Wi…
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It is good to be back, after my month off for jury duty! This week's story is a psychological thriller by Anton Chekhov: "The Bet. It's an odd story, quiet yet tense, but also not a modern thriller. It's the sort of story that you might want to think about or talk about afterwards -- especially about the choices these characters made, and whether t…
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Conclusion of the light winter thriller: Harsh Climate. In this last episode: Denver has finally connected with the police... but The Boss has a new plan to kill Kevin and run, with only Vicki in his way. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 11 - "Harsh Climate" Part 7. (30 minutes) Subscribe to thi…
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Continuing with the light winter thriller: Harsh Climate. In part 6 of Harsh Climate, Vicki's in a tight spot, after the Boss hog-ties her, while Denver dances with fire, and with his arch nemesis, CJ. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 10 - "Harsh Climate" Part 6. (27 minutes) Subscribe to this p…
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Continuing with the light winter thriller: Harsh Climate. In part 5 of Harsh Climate, Vicki and Denver have to come up with another plan, as first C.J. proves his worth to the Boss, and then Sly does. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 9 - "Harsh Climate" Part 5. (25 minutes) Subscribe to this pod…
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Continuing with the light winter thriller: Harsh Climate. In Part 4, the ransom call throws everybody's plans for a loop. I have to admit that this is my favorite episode of the story, mainly because it throws all the characters for a loop. If you are the sort of person who likes to skip ahead and sample bits from later in the story, I'd say this i…
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Continuing with the light winter thriller: Harsh Climate. In part 3, Vicki realizes that she has to return to the house to save Denver's life. We also learn a little more about Kevin's family and the plans of the kidnappers. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 7 - "Harsh Climate" Part 3. (24 minute…
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In part 2 of Harsh Climate, Vicki arrives at the farmhouse and has a bit of trouble, while Denver takes the long way around. We also meet the mastermind behind the kidnapping. Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 6 - "Harsh Climate" Part 2. (21 minutes) Subscribe to this podcast via iTunes. Subscrib…
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This week we begin "Harsh Climate," a light thriller about a pair of runaway teens who stumble across a kidnapping plot while seeking shelter from cold weather. I first wrote those as a low budget screenplay -- with less emphasis on the effects and more on the actors, and limited location. This is the novella version, and should take seven episodes…
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Fans of Mick and Casey will be happy to learn that week's story is "The Hoosegow Strangler" - the first Mick and Casey mystery ever published. It's a locked-room puzzle, when a man is murdered right under Mick and Casey's noses, they have to solve a locked room mystery to save their reputations. For those who are new to Mick and Casey, you can find…
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A noir Christmas tale. Also, a Catly Christmas Carol. "Deadmen Don't Eat Fruitcake" -- two tough guys face down a wily old lady, in this noir crime story about jewels hidden in a fruitcake. And yes, I actually sing for you, in this episode -- a Christmas carol I wrote for my cat's webpage - "We Three Cats." Download the episode directly from the In…
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Three very short stories today. First up, Hemingway's 6-word story about the baby shoes, and the story I wrote in response: "The Unexpurgated Story of the Baby Shoes Which Were Sold Unused." Finally a dark micro-fiction story: "You Kids, Get Off My Lawn." Download the episode directly from the Internet Archive: Reading In the Attic, Episode 2 - Bab…
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The first story in the Reading in the Attic Podcast, is "For Belgium" by J.J. Bell. It was first published in The Strand in the summer of 1915. And, as I mention in the podcast, I so loved one of the original illustrations by Dudley Tennant, that I adapted it for use in the header of my writing blog, The Daring Novelist. (I also used that illustrat…
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Welcome to the Reading in the Attic, a weekly podcast in which I read fiction to you. Most of the fiction will be my own, but I'll also be reading old stories I find in old magazines on sites like Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive -- and also physical magazines I manage to acquire. I will also occasionally read a new story or novel excerpt…
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