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It’s Not the Logo. It’s You.

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Throughout my career as a designer / educator, I’ve always been struck by a couple of things. Firstly I’m always amazed at how many people who claim to be professional designers worry constantly about their work being liked. Secondly I’m fascinated by how many people believe a bad logo will actually kill a business. On […]

Gmail Tip: “Send As” Setup

You want to power your business email on your domain with Gmail, but you already have a personal Gmail.
Now you have 2 Gmail accounts, but you really only want to check 1 inbox.

It’s deceptively simple. Tech tip by Scott Norton.

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‘Nother Educational Rant…

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<rant> I’m not sure when it dawned on me that I’m a professional educator. Maybe when I was not only a full-time instructor, but the senior instructor, or maybe right before or right after being tagged and released as a “Dean” – whatever that meant at the time. Mostly it meant I still get to […]

This “Constant Connectivity” Thing has gone too far.

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Important Safety Tip: While your designer does, in fact have an iPhone for the express purpose of maximizing accessibility at all points throughout the project, this device does not guarantee 24/7/365 unfettered access. Even though many projects will require working well outside the bounds of the M-F/9-5 work week, it’s not realistic to assume that […]

My Teaching Philosophy


 

My role as instructor is that of a facilitator. I guide my students through the process of discovering how the general concepts in each course actually apply to their lives. Essay by Scott Norton.

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Coleman University Launches Web Media & Game Development Programs.

Coleman University has announced the launch of their Web Media Design and Video Game Development programs for the August 2010 start. Article by Scott Norton. […]

Retirement and Great Golf, Great Golfer or Not

Fortunately, modern course design seems to be about making the game enjoyable for varied skill sets. Take Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia for example… Article by Scott Norton.

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Retiring as a Green Boomer?


Face it; being green doesn’t have to mean living out in the sticks and off the grid. It is possible to enjoy high-end living and use less energy in the process. It’s just a matter of paying attention to what you buy and what you do. Article by Scott Norton. […]

Retiring Green: Trilogy at Redmond Ridge


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Shea Green Certified homes are built with a combination of the most important and cost-effective standards for green residential building set by LEED. Article by Scott Norton. […]

Finding Your Retirement Value.

All too often the comparison between two options comes down to “price” when it should come down to value. Article by Scott Norton.

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