Layar is my technology company of choice to examine. A trio of tech experts in 2007 Raimo van der Klein, Maarten Lens-FitzGerald and Cl...

“Chinese Canadian Stories: Uncommon Histories from a Common Past” is community engagement and digitization initiative that contributes...

Google's latest foray in augmented reality has really impressed me.  It's already done well with Google Goggles.  It's pushi...

Although there has been a plethora of articles in the literature about the future of libraries, one recent ones stand out as they purpose...

Director of  Center for 21st Century Universities and Professor of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Richard Demillo has...

Mozart in training Robert Levine's  Free Ride: How Digital Parasites are destroying the culture business, and how the culture busin...

This year’s Horizon Report 2012 identifies mobile apps and tablet computing as technologies expected to enter mainstream use in the fi...

“I’m not interested in selling a bowl. That’s not the business I’m going to be in,” Heather Reisman told the Globe and Mail in November....

Srinivas Rao is the author of The Skool of Life and is a blogging expert.  I came across this excellent presentation created by Rao....

The XO-1 , previously known as the $100 Laptop, is an inexpensive computer intentionally to be distributed to children in developing coun...

Gene Tan is one those rare individuals that is making a difference in the profession of librarians, one innovation at a time. A ...

In 1970, Alvin Toffler's Future Shock altered the world's thinking by arguing that society was facing a "future shock,...

Benjamin Ginsberg's latest book, The Fall of the Faculty , is a scathing yet insightful analysis into the increasing tensions betwe...

Jim Collins'  Great by Choice  is another classic in the making.  After Good to Great and How the Mighty Fall, Collins' latest b...

I'm really pleased to present to you my latest publication.   With my terrific colleague at the University of British Columbia Libra...