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Category Archives: technology
What I’m doing with social media and related platforms in late 2025
Recently several people have asked me how I currently use social media. It’s a good question, as it hits on politics, technology, and personal practices, so I thought I’d share my experience here in this post-Halloween week. Writer Warren Ellis … Continue reading
How I find and listen to music in 2025
Today I’ve been thinking about listening to music, because I wasn’t doing so. This Saturday morning I did a bunch of tasks with some audio accompaniment: read news, biked three miles to the gym, lifted weights, biked back, gave the … Continue reading
Celebrate the New Year with a happy Public Domain Day!
Happy New Year, everyone! Welcome aboard, 2025! And what better way to celebrate the new year then to recognize a whole slew of cultural objects just entered the public domain? Yes, books, movies, and more from 1929 (and audio recordings … Continue reading
How teenagers used technology in 2024: the latest from Pew Research
Pew Research has a new report on how American teenagers use social media and related technologies. I’ve long admired and drawn on their research. Today I’ll share highlights and some reflections on this publication, especially aimed at educators. Much of … Continue reading
Looking for a more ambitious writing experience in an app: an exploration
For years I’ve written articles, interviews, chapters, and books using a combination of software tools. Now I’m looking for something more advanced. Currently my main writing application is Microsoft Word, as it is for many people. I also use Google … Continue reading
Positive notes on which to start 2024
Greetings 2024! I’d like to greet you with optimism and a story of gifts. You see, I ended 2023 with some grim posts (1, 2) and would like to balance those out with some of what cheers me up. 2023 … Continue reading
Social media platform numbers: how many people are using what today?
Greetings from an extremely busy day. Today the Future Trends Forum is going to explore options for academic Twitter. I’m very excited about this conversation. Where are folks going? How many are staying on Twitter, and how many WILL head … Continue reading
What I’m doing with social media now
Greetings from a pleasant early August, at least in terms of weather. I’m back home in the Washington DC area and the heat wave has moved on. It’s still very warm (84 degrees F) and humid, but not so beastly … Continue reading
Thinking about the future of the web
How might the web change? Today I’m giving a speech to the Reclaim conference in Virginia, and was asked by the mad Jim Groom to help them envision futures of the world wide web. Naturally I asked SlidesGPT to create … Continue reading
Rebooting my use of Mastodon
After another few frustrating months on one Mastodon server, I’m trying the whole experience again with a reboot. I shifted my account to a new instance, which means you can find me at this address? handle? some elephant-ish nickname? @bryanalexandee@mastodon.education … Continue reading


