How Does the Ubiquity of Smartphones Changed the Uneducated vs the Educated?
Why?
It might help marketers to better target.
How?
A study that measures the behavioral changes introduced by the cheap availability of smartphones for both educated and the uneducated people. As people spend more time using smartphones, what do they spend less time on, and what do they use their smartphones for?
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Show in Real Time What We Know Abot the Visitor So They Can Help – an Experiment
Why?
There is currently a cat and mouse game going on between visitors and marketers. Marketers try to gather as much information and insight about each visitor to their website, visitors don’t like it, and try to obscure the information, even though it can be very beneficial to them (if handled correctly.) Maybe this will help.
How?
When they visit our web page, show them what is known about them in a popup window, and in a way they can, with simple clicks, correct the wrong information. This will demonstrate that the marketers are transparent about what they do, explain to the visitor why it’s important they work together for mutual benefits and give the marketers more accurate information.
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Summary Tables for Teachings of Gurus
Why?
Most gurus have some basic ideas, concepts, and techniques they teach, and they simply repeat the same things again and again from different angles and in different scenarios. It would be useful to have it all in one table.
How?
For each guru create a table. The rows are the ideas, concepts, and techniques, and the columns are different scenarios and applications. Each cell should have a synopsis of the application of the technique in that particular situation.
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Use Augmented Reality to Turn Chores Into Fun Games
Why?
Most of us don’t like doing chores like vacuum cleaning, washing the floor, making the bed, etc. How can we make it more fun?
How?
Use augmented reality (wearing smart glasses) help us gamify the chore. The app should be smart enough to create an award system (point, badges) based on the activity by measuring time, the number of things done, the area covered, frequency, etc. Also allow sharing and inviting others to compete and show leaderboards.
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The Focus Guide for Large Museums
Why?
Sometimes you visit a museum so large you can’t decide what to see, even in the same room, so you wonder from one exhibit to another.
How?
A guide that lets you choose a theme and takes you to all the exhibits in that theme.
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