Episode 9: Environments for Humans

Episode 9: Environments for Humans

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This week we’re joined by local author Christopher Schmitt who has written more than a handful of books on CSS, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and more. Christopher is now involved with a company called Environments for Humans who hosts a wide array of One Day Online Educational Summits that are singularly focused on one aspect of web design. We talk about that and his work on the Web Standards Project (WaSP), specifically the Interact Web Curriculum program that is helping provide much needed updates to “webucation” curriculum.

Show Notes

Follow Christopher Schmitt on Twitter (@teleject)!

  1. GeekAustin is sponsoring the Linux Against Poverty event. Donate your old computers.
  2. Gowalla added custom Events this week. Look forward to checking in to events in my garage.
  3. Austinist reports that the Austin Chamber of Commerce was nominated for a Webby. Congrats to nFusion for the nomination.

Have a good week everyone and keep kicking ass.

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    September 21, 2011 at 12:08 pm

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    December 14, 2011 at 9:53 pm

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