- 2002: Towards a New Information Architecture December 2, 2015 - It seems that anyone who can letter a shingle can hang it out and claim to be an “Information Architect (IA).” What level of competence and professional background should we […]
- CHI, IA, UE/X: How does the alphabet soup taste so far in 2002? – Keith Instone September 17, 2002 - What are this year’s trends in human-computer interaction, information architecture, usability engineering and user experience? What has happened so far this year in human-computer interaction, information architecture, usability engineering and […]
- Teaching Information Architecture – Lynn Boyden August 20, 2002 - IA and Library Information Science complement and reinforce each other. Lynn describes the major streams that inform both fields and prospects for the future. Since the dotcom bubble burst, the […]
- IA: A communicator’s perspective – Jean Richardson, Connie Betz, Gail Toft-Vizzini, Dick Miller, Susan Caney-Peterson July 17, 2002 - Professional communicators bring their specialty’s expertise to bear on the topic of information architecture in a lively discussion of problems and solutions as they move into information architecture roles.
- Architecture of bricks and clicks – Fu-tien Chiou June 19, 2002 - How do traditional architecture and information architecture practices differ in the areas of the physical/web environments, building/site types, occupants/users, components, and design methodologies? This presentation will examine the similarities and […]
- User Research All the Time: Integrating User Research into Project Implementation – Marijke Rijsberman May 22, 2002 - Team-based ethnography grounds IA and interaction design in an increasingly thorough and evolving understanding of users, the work they do, and the evolution of their work in response to new […]
- Telepresence—the next internet – Cliff Schinkel April 17, 2002 - Interactive “presence” involves both gathering sensory input and delivering your influence upon it. Cliff describes the Internet’s Level 2 potential. As companies build bandwidth and processing power with huge capacities, […]
- Who Do You Really Work For: The end user or those who pay you? – Mary Lukanuski March 19, 2002 - Who are our real clients – the end users or those who pay us? How do we serve our employer’s business needs and brand while creating the most elegant user […]
- Panel: Something Old, Something New? – February 20, 2002 - Speakers: Mary Devlin, Mary Devlin Associates Eva Miller, Multnomah County Library Allyson Carlyle, The Information School, University of Washington Librarians have been organizing information and making it accessible for a […]
- Point/Counterpoint: What’s the Big IA? – Christina Wodtke, Carbon IQ; George Olsen, Interaction By Design January 15, 2002 - Should an IA run the show? George Olsen and Christina Wodtke, two of the emerging IA community?s noisiest voices, debate the place of the IA in a company’s organization. Is […]
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