Jason Theodor
Jason Theodor (aka jted) is a Creative Consultant, Creative Director, Creative Writer, Creative Speaker, Creative Teacher.
The Creative Method and Systems is the culmination of 5 years thought on the subject of creativity, with the aim to take ideas to the next level and actualize them.
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September 3rd, 11:24am
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My Complicated Social Media Life
This will be the first graphic in my continuing attempt to capture and understand how I use and create information online. How do mobile and laptop uses intersect? What information is pushed into or pulled out of the services I use every day? Where do things want to aggregate? Am I duplicating publication efforts, or could I be more efficient?
I keep a copy of OmniGraffle open on my computer, and add and change these little boxes and arrows in real time, as things occur to me or as I use services in different ways. Consider this the first installment in a living project that will stop only when I grow bored with it or go completely insane.
