Thank you for signing up to this newsletter. It is really encouraging! I hope to settle on a consistent format for this newsletter only after experimenting with a few formats. Today I'm including a few of my own posts (as I had an unusually large number of posts this last week), and some other interesting stuff from the rest of the internet. Please read and let me know your thoughts.

Also

• I am building an online multiplayer 28 card game. Wrote the first of a series of posts about it.
• Through Jan Swasthya Abhiyan's Data and Digitization Thematic Group I'm getting a survey done about the pressing needs in health digitization. The survey is still open and the interim collation of responses is online.

From the internet

• awesome-web-archiving is an "awesome" list of tools and resources related to archiving web content.
• Foundations of Teaching is a set of courses on teaching. I am yet to take this, but seems promising.
• Who owns your time? is another of those umpteen posts about attention economy and big-tech hacking your brain. But it is still worth reading.
• Attachment Theory – A Social Neuroscientist’s Perspective is an overview of attachment theory that I was missing all my life.

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• Recently there was a blood moon lunar eclipse. I was watching it and noticed a star next to moon. I used an app to figure out that it was actually the planet Saturn and put a WhatsApp story about it. Many people asked me about the app I used. It was Stellarium.
• I am a subscriber of The News Minute. They're organizing a conference for digital media folks in Bangalore International Center on Oct 3 & 4. It is called The Media Rumble.
• I went rock climbing last week (for the first time in my life). It was amazing. The place I went to is called Bangalore Boulder.

That is it for this week. Hope to keep this up! Do share with your friends who might like this newsletter. They can subscribe on blog.learnlearn.in/newsletter