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Information: Problems with Simplicity

Posted on April 1, 2012 by DTdriven

A few years ago one of my peers told me: “short emails get responses”. I have since found this to be true. A long message can seem daunting (both to read and write) but sometimes it’s necessary. One strategy to … Continue reading →

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Typography in Electronic Games

Posted on March 15, 2012 by DTdriven

Electronic games can be designed and used for both entertainment and educational purposes. Typography in games is very important. If typography is well designed it can make something more visually appealing or easier to read (and therefore easier to use … Continue reading →

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Edutainment, Not Education: Adding Entertainment to E-Learning and Presentation

Posted on February 7, 2012 by DTdriven

Learning is important. If you’re a college student you (should) already know that but it’s still important even after you enter the workplace. Software programmes like Word and Dreamweaver are constantly being updated and it can be difficult to keep … Continue reading →

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