Podcast appearances and mentions of may li khoe

Hello, Playdate Community! This week, Nick and Don dive into week 2 of Season One with a music-maker, Boogie Loops, and a challenging pixel-perfect crank puzzler, Crankin's Time Travel Adventure. Join us here each week as we examine all of the Season Pass games, as well as discussing news and indie finds from the Playdate community. Featured Season One Games: Boogie Loops by May-Li Khoe and Andy Matuschak - (04:03) Crankin's Time Travel Adventure by uvula - (17:16) Indie Games of the Week: Life's Too Short by Ollie Coe - (31:37) AiR BALL by professir - (33:56) News/Links: tinyyellowmachine on Twitch Destination Playdate on YouTube Our Previous Podcast, Gaming On Ten Intro/Outro Music - Made with Boogie Loops on Playdate Contact: Hello Playdate on Discord Hello Playdate on Instagram Hello Playdate on Twitter Playdatepodcast.com Helloplaydatepodcast (at) gmail dot com For Amusement Only Podcast Tags: video games, gaming, handheld, handhelds, panic, playdate, play, date, yellow, crank, gameboy, ds, pocket, videogames, nintendo, sega, xbox, playstation, sony, vita, psp, ngage, itch.io, Keita Takahashi, katamari

In this episode of Technically Speaking we are joined by the great May Li-Khoe (former Khan Academy and Apple) designer, engineer, DJ, and writing enthusiast. We take a look back at her career and the generational changes that are now leading to a new way of working in the creative industry, as well as the value of creative production and the new possibilities that are rising in the remote work schemes, comparing the situation as it was before when May-Li started working at big tech enterprises. Don't miss this interesting conversation with an inspiring artist and a beautiful mind. Jump straight into: (02:44) - Learning about May-Li's life and spirit. What has she done and learned over the last 15 months? (11:37) -  May-Li's professional career development among big tech companies and her music passion as a DJ. (19:02) - Intuition and alignment: Looking for work that brings comfort, joy, and happiness to May-Li and the people that she cares about.  (23:04) - Being a female designer & engineer coming from an immigrant background: How diversity and workplace culture was functioning 20 years ago.  (30:37) - Workforce vindication for the future: Human sense of community in safe and comfortable environments. (39:19) - New stories moving into a new era: The luxury of creativity and what's next for May Li-Khoe. Episode Resources: Connect with Mary through https://twitter.com/mayli?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Twitter) and https://tinyletter.com/mayli (Tiny Letter) Support this podcast

In today's episode, I speak with May-Li Khoe. May-Li is an interdisciplinary, quatricultural, twice-immigrant artist-researcher-designer-inventor who combines invention with cultural practices, bright colors, faces-on-things, and glitter. She brings over 20 years of experience in design, including serving as VP of Design at Khan Academy, co-founding two companies (Scribble Together and Sprout, formerly MakeSpace), and recently creating a music and dance toy-game for the new Playdate game platform. Before that, she worked on new technologies at Apple and other tech organizations ranging from IBM Research, the MIT Media Lab, and Dynamicland, to the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Universal Music Group, and Oakland Museum of California. She also DJs, dances, writes, makes art, speaks, teaches, plays music, and cultivates joyful ways to subvert the status quo.We dive into what it means to manage and lead by understanding the emotions that drive people's behaviors in an organization, the power and responsibility of being a manager versus influencing as an individual contributor, ways to communicate your true authentic voice as a new manager, and how EQ can help you manage more humanely and inclusively in the future. 

The next season of Technically Speaking is on the way featuring http://www.maylikhoe.com/ (May-Li Khoe), Co -Founder Maker Space http://www.mbarnesdesigns.com/ (Mathew Barnes) - Design Director, AWS https://aasthagaur.com/journal (Aastha Gaur) - Design Director, Google https://www.daviddylanthomas.com/ (David Dylan Thomas) - Author, Design For Cognitive Bias https://twitter.com/rayf__ (Rafe Chisolm) - Senior Designer, Twitter https://preston.so/ (Preston So) - Author, Voice Content and Usability https://www.davidhoang.com/newsletter (David Hoang) - Design Director, Webflow https://www.linkedin.com/in/beauvward/ (Dominique Ward) - Head of Design Operations, Atlassian https://asianjay.com/ (Jay Demitillo) - Design Lead, Grab Singapore https://www.mauricecherry.com/ (Maurice Cherry) - Founder, Revision Path In the trailer, you'll hear excerpts from Dominique Ward, David Dylan Thomas, May-Li Khoe, Rafe Chisom, David Hoang, and Preston So. New episodes release every Tuesday. This season is sponsored by https://automattic.com/ (Automattic) Support this podcast

May-Li Khoe is a designer, dancer, engineer, and DJ — an interdisciplinary artist-designer who’s spent her career at Apple, Khan Academy, and more. She invents new ways for to humans to interact with machines by blending prototyping with cultural practices, bright colors, and glitter.

In this episode, our host Diego Pulido sits down with the current Interaction Awards jury chair May-Li Khoe. May-Li shares how she got involved with such an important role with IxDA; her opinion on the impact of the awards in the design community; what she expects to see from the submissions this year given current design trends; the challenges for new and up-and-coming designers in the middle of a global pandemic, and some tips for those considering submitting projects for consideration before the extended deadline of November 15th, 2020. LINKS: May-Li Khoe’s web site: http://www.maylikhoe.com Make Space https://makespace.fun Scribble Together https://scribbletogether.com awards.ixda.org / @ixdawards on Twitter / @ixdawards on Instagram

En este episodio, nuestro anfitrión se sienta a hablar con la actual jurado principal de los Interaction Awards: May-Li Khoe. May-Li comparte con nuestros oyentes cómo se involucró con la IxDA; su opinión acerca del impacto de los premios de interacción en la comunidad del diseño UX; lo que ella espera ver en los proyectos que sean enviados para consideración en los premios; la tendencias actuales de diseño; el impacto de la actual pandemia global en aquellos empezando en el mundo del diseño; e inclusive un par de recomendaciones para aquellos que deseen enviar sus proyectos antes de la nueva fecha límite el 15 de Noviembre del 2020. Enlaces: La página de May-Li Khoe: http://www.maylikhoe.com Make Space https://makespace.fun Scribble Together https://scribbletogether.com La Pelanga (Podcast) http://lapelanga.com Radio Ambulante (Podcast) https://radioambulante.org Mpesa https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-Pesa awards.ixda.org / @ixdawards on Twitter / @ixdawards on Instagram

There have been a lot of... questionable takes surrounding the news of Jony Ive leaving Apple, what caused it, how it happened, and what it means for Apple's design culture going forward. Rather than perpetuate another one of my own, I decided to find someone super smart and super talented who was actually there. Who worked on prototyping and design at Apple going back to the days of Steve Jobs and the original iPhone, and who understands how and why the design culture works the way it does. Then, set up an interview even if that person is away on her vacation in France, so she can share her experience and insight. Now, Skype did not cooperate at all, so apologies for the bad video but what she has to say is so terrific I simply have to share it with you no matter what. Thanks for your understanding. Now, without any further ado, here's May-Li Khoe. SPONSOR: Brilliant Go to http://brilliant.org/vector and 20% off their annual Premium subscription! LINKS: Dylan Byers on Twitter: "Exclusive: In scathing email, Apple CEO Tim Cook tells me the @WSJ report about Jony Ive’s departure — and his frustration with Cook’s alleged lack of interest in design — is “absurd.” Says reporting and conclusions "don’t match with reality.” Full story coming soon @NBCNews …… https://t.co/k8zq8jJl8X" What Jony Ive Leaving Means For Apple (Feat. John Gruber) - YouTube Why Jony Ive is Leaving Apple - YouTube MORE: Merch: https://standard.tv/vector Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

VP of Design at Khan Academy and formerly of Apple, May-Li is a designer, programmer and engineer who fuses culture and dance to create and educate for the present, and construct an inclusive future for the globe.

May-Li Khoe and Bridger Maxwell have a shared past on Apple's development team. Now they've teamed up to make Scribble — a gorgeous whiteboard app for iOS. They share an incredible amount of insight into prototyping and building tools that empower users to create more than they thought possible.   SPONSOR: Setapp — Over 120 of the best Mac apps from the best developers. Go to https://stpp.co/vector to start your free 7-day trial!   Links   https://scribbletogether.com/ http://maylikhoe.com/  http://chaim.io/ https://twitter.com/mayli https://twitter.com/bridgermax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperCard   VECTOR on YOUTUBE is here — Subscribe now!   Vector on YouTube   Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS   Follow on: Web Twitter Instagram Facebook

Today we sat down with May-Li Khoe and Chikezie Ejiasi to talk about building diverse teams. We dig deep into the problems of monocultures, how to think about team building as both an individual contributor and as a manager, actionable tactics to safely onboard and encourage a culture of diversity, and so much more.

May-Li Khoe is the VP of Design at Khan Academy and long-time Apple designer who worked on software for the first iPhone and early stage human interface design research for Force Touch, iPad Mini, iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, HomePod and more.  We had a wonderful discussion about her time at Apple, the intersection of design, technology and culture, dark patterns, design with a capital D, and more.

We made it! Another milestone in the Design Details archive: episode 250

Today's show is a rare two-person episode featuring previous-guest May-Li Khoe and newcomer Andy Matuschak. In this episode we do things a bit different, digging into tough topics like fear, learning how to learn, designing with convictions, working on the right problems, and so much more.

Today we were able to catch up with May-Li Khoe, a designer at Khan Academy who previously spent seven years on the design team at Apple. In this episode we dig deep into long-term thinking, passion and work, priorities and flow, and so much more.