World Information Architecture Day 2017 Bengaluru part 2

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The document discusses how to effectively deal with the large amount of information available in the modern world. It suggests using techniques like storytelling, metaphors, liminal thinking and semantic tools to help articulate and share understanding. Diagrams and mapping are presented as helpful for orienting ourselves in meaning and clarifying complexity. Bringing multi-disciplinary teams together and emphasizing collaboration, shared vocabularies and continuous learning are seen as important for aligning efforts and syncing on new information.

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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natacha hennocq
@nattchah
OK information is everywhere
How do we really deal with it
part 2

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Donna Lichaw
Storytelling
How we articulate metaphores

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
Metaphores
Liminal thinking

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
Metaphores
Liminal thinking

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
Metaphores
Liminal thinking

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
Metaphores
Liminal thinking

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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A globality getting more
and more complex
An accelerated rythm
of production
Alignments and
decision making increasingly
time consuming
liminal thinking
Current constraints

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
all planned
In advance
the industrial legacy
Reconsider our methods and processes
a priori
testing
styling
communi-
cation
send to
production
START END

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
services knowledge
creativity
change
innovation
digital infusion
+ +
post-industrial entreprise
Four transformations

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanencequatre transformations
services knowledge
creativity
change
innovation
digital infusion
+ +
post-industrial entreprise
Transformation 1

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanencequatre transformations
services change
innovation+ +
digital infusion
knowledge
creativity
post-industrial entreprise
Transformation 2

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanencequatre transformations
services change
innovation+ +knowledge
creativity
digital infusion
post-industrial entreprise
Transformation 3

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
subcommittee b subcommittee c
committee
facilitator
Conway’s law
structures of
Communication

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanencequatre transformations
services change
innovation+ +
post-industrial entreprise
Substrate for transformation
knowledge
creativity
digital infusion

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanencerevoir nos méthodes et process
via Dave Gray
binding metaphores
Teams

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
binding metaphores
Teams

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Dave Gray
binding metaphores
Teams

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
Designing for
what context?
vocabulary
vision
collaboration
looking to the future

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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global thinking
Clarifying complexity

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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Shared vocabularies
Shared understanding
diagrams
Articulating
context

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
learn build
measure
idées
produitsdonnées
via Jeff Gothelf
new agile tools
In continuous sync

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 22
© Angie Eng
semantics
What is a conversation?

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Donna Lichaw
semantics
From conversation to
stories

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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mapping
Orienting ourselves in meaning
© Mike Atherton

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Paul Rissen
semantic tools
Domain modelling

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
© Angie Eng
shared understanding
Better alignments

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
diagrams
Strategic
ecosystem
mapping

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Jim Kalbach
diagrams
Strategic canvas

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
via Nelly-Anne Dacalor
diagrams
Mental model

WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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ux design
et impermanence
the critical path
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WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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et impermanence
multi-disciplinary
Team sport

WORLD IA DAY 2016 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq
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thank you
merci
natacha hennocq
@nattchah

One of the challenges about information everywhere is not so much about the sheer quantity of information out there, but the ways that we are in contact with it. We talk a lot about sense-making, but recent research in neurophysiology brings a fresh look at memory and how the brain handles place-making; knowing where things are in real life and virtual spaces. Because infoglut is the context of our current work, what tools can we devise, expanding on domain modelling and storytelling, that can help us create sense and space-making bricks for the users?

Neos - past, present, future (Inspiring Conference 2016)Robert Lemke

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Robert Lemke is the 39-year-old founder and CEO of Flownative, and founder of the Neos project. He lives in Lübeck, Germany with his wife and two daughters. In the past 12 months there have been 55 releases between Neos and Flow. In the present, Lemke is considering establishing the Neos Foundation and continuing development of Flow. For the future, his vision for Neos includes it becoming a content hub, the NeosTron 5000, and a decoupled version. He invites sharing of thoughts on features and the roadmap.

Spreading happiness: The power of communication in IT projectsdelaware BeLux

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World Information Architecture Day 2017 part 1Natacha Hennocq

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Natacha Hennocq gave a presentation on how information architects can help people deal with the large amount of information in today's world. As information architects, they create spaces where people can exchange, communicate, learn, and invent. They must consider emerging technologies and the human experience to build context and clarity within complexity. Hennocq emphasized that as information increases, information architects need to help orient people and build mental maps to navigate meaning.

Making a Dino Dance: integrating a user-centered design process into a natura...Barry Joseph

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Last November I was in Pittsburgh at the Museums and Computer Network conference, now one of my favorite. I offered a session called Making a Dino Dance: integrating a user-centered design process into a natural history museum, a ten minute overview of our work in FY17 (re: Prototyping Interactive Data Viz: Lessons Learned in FY17). It was a nice opportunity, among peers, to explore how the sausage is made. The first "slide" is the YouTube video of JUST the audio. All the slides then follow. I recommend you open this page up in two windows - hit play on one to listen to the audio and use the other to click through the slides.

Alliance 2017 - Social Media 101 for NonprofitsSparkrock

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The Creative Technologist - Chinaccelerator 8x8 April 8, 2017Neil Liang

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New Media New Technology 2017 workshop 1Peter Van Der Putten

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Micro-visualizations: Small Visualizations that Make a Big ImpactDesign for Context

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Presentation by Rachel Sengers and Lisa Battle at the UXDC2017 conference in Washington, DC, on April 15, 2017. We hear a lot about visualizations for big data these days, but what about small data? The power of communicating data visually can’t be overstated. When designing for expert users, we often need to convey a lot of information at a glance to help them make quick decisions and work efficiently. For infrequent or novice users, a visual overview of a process or concept can provide orientation and help reduce the risk of mistakes. Enter the micro-visualization, a way of packaging detailed information in an easily digestible, visual way. In this presentation, we present examples of several different types of micro-visualizations and discuss how they can be used effectively to improve user experience.

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Converting donation centers into Innovation HubsEmmanuel Flores Elías

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This document discusses converting donation centers into civic innovation hubs in Mexico after the 2017 earthquake. It outlines how social data was mined to organize donation efforts and direct resources where most needed. Challenges included high volumes of unstructured social data and unorganized collection/distribution. Solutions involved custom data tools to monitor trends, build audiences for targeted messaging, and coordinate volunteers. An offline system was also implemented at Huerto Roma Verde donation hub to centralize inventories, track requests and distribute aid. Next steps discussed consolidating partnerships and continuing social engagement to better prepare for future disasters.

MCN 2017 Managing (or Surviving) Organization ChangeThe Metropolitan Museum of Art

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�ݺ�ߣs from session at MCN.edu conference, November 2017. Session description: Change is hard, and change is also inevitable. Whether it’s a big structural reorganization, the arrival of new leadership with a very different vision or a staff downsizing, most of us who work in cultural institutions will face significant change at some point in our careers. The reasoning may be financial, it may be an attempt to create efficiencies and break down silos, it may be an attempt to better integrate technology into the organization, or all of the above. In addition, the process - even when the motivation is to be helpful - can create new challenges and problems: integrating one area at the expense of isolating another, losing talented people, missing the mark on “technology improvements”, a lack of understanding at the top about what’s needed, and - most of all - creating a level of confusion and anxiety among staff. It’s often difficult for staff feel to like they are a part of the solution and not to feel threatened or disrespected, especially if communication and transparency from the top is lacking. So how do we as museum technologists help manage this change in a positive way? This session will include panelists at various levels in their organizations who have been through an institutional change or two, or are currently going through one. They will share their stories from the trenches and ask bold and honest questions, sharing strategies, methods, and ideas for all of us to embrace as we face change. With: Douglas Hegley @dhegley Jesse Heinzen @jaheinzen Nik Honeysett @nhoneysett Jennifer Schmitt @bantryhill William Weinstein @wweinstein

Hello, World: Finding Your voice in TechDee Wilcox

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This document summarizes Dee Wilcox's presentation at the TWISTER Conference in 2018. It discusses the lack of diversity in tech fields like software engineering and AI development. Wilcox advocates that women should contribute their unique skills and perspectives to help shape emerging technologies. She demonstrates building an Alexa skill to connect users with volunteer opportunities. The goal is to create tech solutions that resonate with diverse groups and address issues people care about.

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The document discusses the history and evolution of new media technologies. It covers early pioneers in fields like interactive computing, user interfaces, and augmented reality. Figures like Vannevar Bush, Douglas Engelbart, Ivan Sutherland, and Alan Kay are highlighted for their contributions to concepts like hypermedia, direct manipulation interfaces, virtual reality, and personal computing. Timelines provided give context for the development of new forms of narrative, interactive art, and alternative realities. The overall document serves as an introduction to exploring the intersection of technology and creativity throughout history.

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World Information Architecture Day 2017 Bengaluru part 2

1. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 1 natacha hennocq @nattchah OK information is everywhere How do we really deal with it part 2

2. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 2 ux design et impermanence via Donna Lichaw Storytelling How we articulate metaphores

3. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 3 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray Metaphores Liminal thinking

4. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 4 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray Metaphores Liminal thinking

5. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 5 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray Metaphores Liminal thinking

6. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 6 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray Metaphores Liminal thinking

7. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 7 A globality getting more and more complex An accelerated rythm of production Alignments and decision making increasingly time consuming liminal thinking Current constraints

8. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 8 ux design et impermanence all planned In advance the industrial legacy Reconsider our methods and processes a priori testing styling communication send to production START END

9. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 9 ux design et impermanence services knowledge creativity change innovation digital infusion + + post-industrial entreprise Four transformations

10. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 10 ux design et impermanencequatre transformations services knowledge creativity change innovation digital infusion + + post-industrial entreprise Transformation 1

11. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 11 ux design et impermanencequatre transformations services change innovation+ + digital infusion knowledge creativity post-industrial entreprise Transformation 2

12. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 12 ux design et impermanencequatre transformations services change innovation+ +knowledge creativity digital infusion post-industrial entreprise Transformation 3

13. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 13 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray subcommittee b subcommittee c committee facilitator Conway’s law structures of Communication

14. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 14 ux design et impermanencequatre transformations services change innovation+ + post-industrial entreprise Substrate for transformation knowledge creativity digital infusion

15. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 15 ux design et impermanencerevoir nos méthodes et process via Dave Gray binding metaphores Teams

16. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 16 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray binding metaphores Teams

17. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 17 ux design et impermanence via Dave Gray binding metaphores Teams

18. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 18 ux design et impermanence Designing for what context? vocabulary vision collaboration looking to the future

19. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 19 global thinking Clarifying complexity

20. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 20 Shared vocabularies Shared understanding diagrams Articulating context

21. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 21 ux design et impermanence learn build measure idées produitsdonnées via Jeff Gothelf new agile tools In continuous sync

22. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 22 © Angie Eng semantics What is a conversation?

23. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 23 ux design et impermanence via Donna Lichaw semantics From conversation to stories

24. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 24 mapping Orienting ourselves in meaning © Mike Atherton

25. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 25 ux design et impermanence via Paul Rissen semantic tools Domain modelling

26. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq © Angie Eng shared understanding Better alignments

27. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 27 ux design et impermanence diagrams Strategic ecosystem mapping

28. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 28 ux design et impermanence via Jim Kalbach diagrams Strategic canvas

29. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 29 ux design et impermanence via Nelly-Anne Dacalor diagrams Mental model

30. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 30 ux design et impermanence the critical path Distinguishing inferences from observations

31. WORLD IA DAY 2017 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 31 ux design et impermanence multi-disciplinary Team sport

32. WORLD IA DAY 2016 OK information is everywhere, how do we deal with it - Natacha Hennocq 32 thank you merci natacha hennocq @nattchah

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