Students & educators
School visits and workshops that make big questions about technology feel approachable and playful.
About
A platform for connection
A multimedia platform exploring human-computer interaction through essays, podcast conversations, workshops, and open resources.
Mission
Tact & Tech reimagines technology as a living system for connection. Through exploration and discussions, we explore how play and creativity can make tech more human.
Foreword
Dear reader,
Welcome to Tact&Tech. We live in a time where technology almost feels mystic, promising efficiency and intelligence. It is easy to see technology as inevitable and even god-like. But it is not a force of nature. It is a response shaped by human choices, values, and trade-offs.
To build a machine is to encode a worldview. In this fast-moving world, the goal is to stay grounded, to build not only smarter but more ethical systems, and question not just what is possible, but what is worthy of pursuing.
This is an invitation to take a closer look, think critically, and engage with the future with an intention to help shape it.
Stay curious. Stay critical. Stay ahead of the trend.
Why
Why I'm doing this
I grew up with the internet. It shaped how I see the world and the relationships I care about.
I've watched the disillusionment around tech—and how our perspectives on it keep changing. Tact & Tech is my way of bringing back a grounded optimism: believing technology can still support connection, creativity, and the ways we show up for each other.
Relational technology
At its heart, relational technology is about connection, creativity, and relationships — cultivating technology that benefits humans and deepens human-computer interaction.
Who we serve
Who we create for
Communities & conveners
Gatherings for people who want to talk through technology together.
Curious readers & listeners
Stories and podcast episodes for anyone drawn to connection, play, and a more human future.
Want to collaborate?
We partner with schools, communities, and organizations that want technology to feel more human.
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