Hugh's
Views #43
Macworld
2001
Hugh's
Views #40
Training
for Newbies
As a long-time educator, I give my opinion on how to best train people to
use computers.
Hugh's
Views #39
Personal Digital Assistant:An Information Shuttle
Some of the ways the Palm based PDAs (Visor, Palm III, Palm V, etc.) can be used are shown.
Hugh's
Views #38
The Ultimate PDA Keyboard
Don't leave home without it. This full sized keyboard turns your Palm or Visor into a lightweight laptop.
Hugh's
Views #37
Publishing Digitally
Ways to use the power of computers to publish and transfer writings are examined in this View.
Hugh's
Views #36
Two Views From Cyberspace
In this Hugh's Views I look at the world through two web cams and see into the past and the future at the same time.
Hugh's
Views #35
The
Game's Afoot
This views focuses on a cool aplication that allows you to play arcade games
on your computer.
Hugh's
Views #34
Separation Blues
Here is a brief personal reflection about losing my
best friend.
Hugh's
Views #33
Macworld Expo 2k
I review the best convention held all year. Some celebrity
guests make appearances.
Hugh's
Views #32
Apple Tour
Join me as I tour the California Apple plant near Sacramento.
Hugh's Views #31
Mac History 101
The history of my personal favorite computer is
reviewed with a visit to the original Apple.
Hugh's
Views #30
Hugh's 3DViews
Three D on the web is the topic of this Hugh's Views.
Hugh's Views #29
The Last Summer of the '90's
The focus of this Views is the Summer of '99. I look at
some cool software and give a couple of hints to make computer
use easier or more fun.
Hugh's
Views #28
D.C. Teleconference
This Views is about an event involving technology and families.
It's entitled "D.C. Teleconference: From Washington to San
Diego"
Hospital Journal
This is a personal look at a family tragedy. My daughter
was hospitalized for four months with a major illness. This started
as a Hugh's Views, and was expanded into a major reflection of
this incident.
Here is a firsthand report on the largest convention held
in San Francisco each year.
If you find yourself away from home and are just dying to
find out what e-mail you have waiting for you, check out this
free service from Qualcomm that may be just what the doctor ordered.
For the creepiest holiday of the year, I played fast and loose
with an image of my grandson. Don't try this at home!
This Views deals with human behavior, focusing on what I call
"Sympathetic Non-recall". What the heck does that mean?
Read it and find out.
This Views is a reflection on a summer's vacation to Canada.
Links are provided to each location I visited.
The most recent warns of possible unfortunate connections
that can be made using computer generated linking.
This Views looks at some of the best places to help students
and teachers use the Internet as a learning tool for the Twenty-First
Century.
In this special Hugh's Views my daughter, Emily, tells of
her "date" with the current king of Hollywood, Leonardo
DiCaprio.
I discuss a personal incident where censorship rears its ugly
head.
In this CyberColumn I make some observations about the web
and how we use it.
I look at one of our major wastes of time.
The battle between the Mac and Windows is examined from one
perspective.
In this Views I meet a true superstar.
Almost everyone has seen someone famous in person. Here are
a few of my "sightings".
This edition of Views isn't really about anything, or is it?
This holiday edition shows that even after a half century
some of us still get tingles during this time of the year. ...or
was that Kringles?
A prediction about the future of education and a warning about
the effects it may have on society as a whole.
Living in San Diego gave me some first hand views of both
parties in the recently completed presidential campaign. Once
more I go political.
This Views gives a shotgun approach to telling our favorite
things about our UK trip.
I ponder about how basic life might be different now than
it was for our ancestors and come up with no real answers.
This is a hair-raising tale of just how important or unimportant
that stuff on our heads can be.
This one deals with changes and growth and attempts (unsuccessfully)
to keep to a strictly humorous tone.
Ah, Baby Boomers turning 50. What an original topic. NOT!
This is where Hugh looks at the Grand Old Party and decides
it's not so grand.
The most serious of the Views reflects on loss and gains in
the grand scheme of things.
This was my first Hugh's Views published on the Web.
At the time I wrote this pages were much more basic and not as interactive. We've come a long way, baby!
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