Indexed as: Information Architecture

I won a “best in track” award for this presentation about the politics of doing information architecture in higher education at the national HighEd Web 2011 Conference in Austin, TX. The presentation itself was dynamic and multimodal, with moments of … Continue reading →

In this blog post written in April of 2009 I intended to explain a bit about how the ualr.edu web presence is structured from the top down. I also include a small history about how that structure had iteratively changed … Continue reading →

The emerging field of Information Architecture (IA) concerns itself with the structure, organization, labeling, and navigation of content in information systems. Its practitioners historically come from two different camps: library science or graphic design. Library Science (sometimes renamed to Information … Continue reading →