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Making Sense of Making Jjajangmyeon

An Illustrated Story of Culinary Visual Sensemaking

May 10

An illustration of how to make a recipe. Colored boxes and arrows, with sparse text and abstract representations of text. Presented here as a hero shot. described in more detail near the end of this post.

May 10

Making P.E.E.C.E. With AI

A framework I created to organize my understanding all things AI/LLM

Apr 22

Framework that is the focus on this post. There are 6 vertically stacked boxes, all shades of a light purple color save for the bottom box. Each box is labeled, with a single word from the acronym P E E C E. From top to bottom the labels are Practical, Economic, Ethical, Cognitive, Environmental, and Existential. There is a horizontal split in the Ethical box, separating out the upper half visible concerns from the bottom half less visible concerns.

Apr 22

WHAT Does A Product Manager Actually Do?

(My Attempt To Map All The Things!)

Apr 1

Framework to make sense of all the things a product manager does. Each area of this diagram will be explained in detail throughout this post.

Apr 1

A Brief Rant Against Using AI For Learning

Learning is work, and that work should be FUN!

Mar 26

A Brief Rant Against Using AI For Learning

Mar 26

Short Films as ‘Playful Things to Think With’

One of my joys at this time of year is watching the Oscar nominated short films. For the last two years, thanks to Shorts.TV, I’ve been…

Mar 20

Short Films as ‘Playful Things to Think With’

Mar 20

“Can you simplify this?”

Before You ✂️Cut✂️ Information, Try This Instead…

Mar 18

An abstract sketch of what looks like 9 bullet items; there is also a speech bubble that states: “Too much! Make it simpler!”

Mar 18

Deconstructing “What’s Worth Doing?”

Or, how a ‘simple’ card deck can improve our thinking.

Feb 25

Bird’s eye view of a person at a table, arranging colored hexagon cards.

Feb 25

The Cognitive Benefits of Actual Things to Think With

Suppose I asked you to play a game of chess with me.

Feb 11

Visual image summarizing everything written in this posts. We see the three versions of chess — using memory, texting, and with a board & pieces, arranged from left to right, with an arrow signifying the idea that using representations in the world “supports more complex thinking.”

Feb 11

Fist to Five Voting, Upgraded as a Visual Collaboration Tool

Helping groups reach consensus and alignment can be a difficult challenge. I’ve found this revamped version of ‘fist to five voting’…

Jan 28

Fist to Five Voting, Upgraded as a Visual Collaboration Tool

Jan 28

Why I Believe “Playful Things to Think With” Can Change the World

Some of you may be aware of my personal mission:

Jan 23

Why I Believe “Playful Things to Think With” Can Change the World

Jan 23

Stephen P. Anderson

Stephen P. Anderson

Speaker, facilitator, and product leader. On a mission to make learning the hard stuff fun, by creating ‘things to think with’ and ‘spaces’ for generative play.

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