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Quick-response codes are those quirky little squares you see in magazines and advertisements for you to read with your cell phone (if it can). Will Rourk explains what they are all about.
Read moreQuick-response codes are those quirky little squares you see in magazines and advertisements for you to read with your cell phone (if it can). Will Rourk explains what they are all about.
Read moreU.Va. Library Digital Media Specialist Will Rourk explains laser scanning, point-cloud manipulation, and where to find consultants to help you save countless documentation hours.
Read moreIf you enjoy staying on the cutting edge of useful technological developments, Gizmag is for you.
Read moreLearn how to tap in on 3.85 billion years of Mother Nature’s R&D.
Read moreWilliam & Mary students and faculty enjoy one of the best campus WiFi systems in the country. Here’s a closer look.
Read moreApple rolls out a second generation iPad, but are architects using the first one? By Will Rourk
Read moreAs media-rich content will infiltrate university classrooms in the next decade, UVa’s Digital Media Lab is at the forefront of technology literacy. By Will Rourk
Read moreThe Library of Congress has begun archiving your Twitter tweets, 140 characters at a time. By Will Rourk
Read moreWhat happens when the paragon of usefulness becomes downright unusable? By Will Rourk
Read moreLike many technologies these days, the current state of network accessibility is transitional. So, now what? By Will Rourk
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