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These are all valid points. I think one of the interesting effects of using different types of communication tools is that they limit the spectrum and volume o
by porpoisemonkey 10y ago
These are all valid points.
I think one of the interesting effects of using different types of communication tools is that they limit the spectrum and volume of input we can receive. It sounds like your experiences are enhanced by using a communication tool (in-person) that has a very high dynamic range of input (sight, touch, sound, smell, etc.) and that's very "chatty" (literally). Personally I get side-tracked easily by spontaneous conversations (to my professional detriment) so I find that tools that help me sanitize and rate-limit my inputs tend to help.
Feel free to defend your privacy (I did) but if you don't mind me asking, what's the online tool you built?
- snarf21 10y agoI'm actively updating the visualization to make it more clear but my designer hasn't finished the assets yet (hopefully this month). Basically it is a kind of puzzle but there is information you have that the others don't (and vice versa) and you all have a shared piece of information (the goal). The intention is for you to use the tools you use today (phone, Slack, text, etc. but not video/screen sharing) and communicate to solve the puzzle by collectively meeting the goal. You can reach the tool at http://mmunicate.co http://mmunicate.co (remember it is an MVP and work in progress) You can message me directly with minimal research. :)