Were you frustrated when LinkedIn’s new redesign was launched and you could no longer view your feed chronologically?
I know I was.
By default, the new LinkedIn design feed displays Top updates, based on the relevancy of each person’s LinkedIn activity.
Why would LinkedIn order my feed so that I see updates from three days ago? Or eight days ago? Continue reading How to Sort Your LinkedIn Feed Chronologically
As I was reading my Twitter stream this morning, Nathan Smith’s tweet caught my attention.
Oh, right. I forgot that Pinboard allows for searching one’s own fav’d tweets. Duh. Problem solved. Still wish Twitter did that itself. 🙂
— Nathan Smith (@nathansmith) June 26, 2017
I agree, Nathan. It makes no sense that Twitter doesn’t allow you to search your favorited, what are now called “Liked,” tweets. Continue reading How to Use Pinboard to Search Your Twitter Likes
The Michigan chapter of the User Experience Professionals Association (Michigan UXPA) is launching their first event with special guest Pam Pavliscak, speaking about our emotional relationship with our Internet things.
On July 10, 2017, Pavliscak will discuss our emotional interactions with technology, how our technology knows what we do, but currently doesn’t understand how we feel. Continue reading Michigan UXPA Launches July 10: The Emotional Life of Internet Things with Pam Pavliscak