Clark Quinn

MAY 12, 2010

Thinking from the perspective of mobile content, it occurred to me that I see 3 basic levels of interaction. This comes into play for me on mobile, as both static content and navigable content are easily done cross-platform. And, this is where mobile falls apart. Tags: design mobile technology. Fingers crossed!

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Mobile Interactive Develop Taxonomy 170

Clark Quinn

JUNE 27, 2017

There were three themes to the conference: mobile, games, and video. Mobile was present, happily, and continues to evolve. Some of it was pretty dumb – just content or flash cards as learning augmentation – but there were interesting applications. Flash is both a development environment and a delivery platform.

Flash to HTML5 Conversion 102

Flash to HTML5 Conversion Cognitive Flash Games 102

Clark Quinn

OCTOBER 24, 2018

One of the concerns was that things were changing fast even then (Flash was still very much in play, for example ;). At a recent event, someone told me that while I viewed mobile as a known, for others it wasn’t. How to write something that wouldn’t be outdated even before it came out?

Cognitive 165

Cognitive Games Learning Flash 165

Clark Quinn

MAY 19, 2010

I’ve previously discussed the fight between Apple and Adobe about Flash (e.g. Frankly, I haven’t missed Flash on my iPhone or iPad. They’d like to support their mobile workers with smartphones regardless of OS, but when they’re that 1-few person shop, they aren’t going to have the development resources.

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Apple Picture Outstart Flash 160

Clark Quinn

MAY 7, 2010

She was bringing some clarity to the Adobe Flash – HTML 5 debate, pointing out that HTML 5 is not yet a standard, and emphasizing some moves by Adobe to make Flash more open. Tags: design mobile technology. A post by Ellen Wagner got me thinking about what I’m really looking for in an interactivity solution.

HTML 154

HTML Simulations Flash Adobe 154

Clark Quinn

APRIL 22, 2011

The must-read for mobile designers, The Zen of Palm , shows data collected from years ago on the early Palm devices ( Figure 1.3 ) which showed the difference between usage of desktops versus handhelds. So, in a sense is the tablet a mobile device? Flash could’ve been it, but the performance problems have been a barrier.

Simulations 180

Simulations Flash to HTML5 Conversion Performance Support Mobile 180

Clark Quinn

NOVEMBER 5, 2012

Mobile, systems, any technology touch. You could even send your learners out to do a flash mob ;). My short recommendations: Developers need to start thinking about instrumenting everything. Everything people touch should report out on their activity. And then start aggregating this data. Have folks take a photo of an example of X.

DevLearn 188

DevLearn Portfolio Social Media Flash 188