Today I did a context mapping session in my home with a few students. I wanted to know more about students and money. What sort of choices do they make when they have less money. And how do they spend their money.
The students have to create collages about two questions about their behavior in combination with money. It was a very interesting session. I will tell you later the results of this session but first I will give you an impression about this evening.
Today I saw a blog post of the Whistle on the website of bright.nl. If we talk about quantified self, this is a nice way to gain more data from your dog instead of yourself. Why not a fitbit for your dog? I think it’s a great idea to monitor your dog. Maybe we can think about a better service to help dog owners understanding the behavior of their dog trough this wristband. Hopefully we don’t loose our dogs or cats in the early years because we don’t see what’s wrong in their bodies.
See how it works > Whistle (http://www.whistle.com)
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