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Friday, September 21, 2007
That Figures
posted by barsoomcore
Of course it would happen just after I posted my little "Whiteboards Are Fine Just The Way They Are!" rant: free online whiteboards that are pretty cool.
Usable and simple. But I bet hardly anyone uses them.
It will be interesting, for sure, when real-time online collaboration becomes a reality. I'm not convinced we're there yet, and I wonder if the larger problem isn't technology, but inside our own heads.
As Carl and I have been saying to each other for three years now: Technology is easy. PEOPLE are hard.
Usable and simple. But I bet hardly anyone uses them.
It will be interesting, for sure, when real-time online collaboration becomes a reality. I'm not convinced we're there yet, and I wonder if the larger problem isn't technology, but inside our own heads.
As Carl and I have been saying to each other for three years now: Technology is easy. PEOPLE are hard.
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