NSNorth 2016. What does the future of technology look like? What do *you* want the future of technology to look like, and *why*? We need to learn to not only consider a human, but their context, community, and larger global ecosystem and place in history. In accordance with this, we need to expand the toolset we consider to be useful in “design.” Innovation isn’t only about technology.
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