Learning is Change

I love this idea of redesigning such a ubiquitous object.

I love this idea of redesigning such a ubiquitous object. Even as waiving your phone in front of the scanner is becoming more important, the design of the boarding pass needs an overhaul. I mean, why don’t the airlines have their own apps that give you a well designed pass to either print out or scan from your phone. Why do I have to email myself?

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I love this idea of redesigning such a ubiquitous object. Even as waiving your phone in front of the scanner is…

I love this idea of redesigning such a ubiquitous object. Even as waiving your phone in front of the scanner is becoming more important, the design of the boarding pass needs an overhaul. I mean, why don’t the airlines have their own apps that give you a well designed pass to either print out or scan from your phone. Why do I have to email myself?

http://passfail.squarespace.com/

On a day when the kids are off of school (teacher in service), I have been incredibly convenienced by systems that…

On a day when the kids are off of school (teacher in service), I have been incredibly convenienced by systems that were built for me.

1. Emissions testing, which used to be a pain was quick and right by my house.

2. Barnes an Noble, which used to be a book store had more things for my kids to do than the children’s museum (great books, learning toys, and nooks).

3. Ikea, which didn’t exist until recently in Denver, has free coffee and has a kids play area that takes care of children for an hour while you shop.

Today is ridiculous. How did everything get so easy and free?

On a day when the kids are off of school (teacher in service), I have been incredibly convenienced by systems that…

On a day when the kids are off of school (teacher in service), I have been incredibly convenienced by systems that were built for me.

1. Emissions testing, which used to be a pain was quick and right by my house.

2. Barnes an Noble, which used to be a book store had more things for my kids to do than the children’s museum (great books, learning toys, and nooks).

3. Ikea, which didn’t exist until recently in Denver, has free coffee and has a kids play area that takes care of children for an hour while you shop.

Today is ridiculous. How did everything get so easy and free?