First issue of "Journal of Information Architecture"
The issue 1 volume 1, Spring 2009 of the Journal of Information Architecture is now available. Topics for this journal are (from the site):
- Theoretical foundations of information architecture;
- Pervasive information architecture;
- History of information architecture;
- Information architecture techniques and best practices; card sorting; freelisting;
- Way-finding in digital environments; human information seeking; human information interaction; navigation and navigation behaviors; findability;
- Labeling and representation in digital environments;
- Organization of information; pace layering; taxonomies; folksonomies; collaborative tagging;
- Social media; social computing; social networks;
- Information architecture and digital genres;
- Information architecture development in organizations, in communities, in society, globally;
- The role of information architecture in information systems development;
- The value of information architecture for organizations;
- The impact of information architecture in organizational information policy and information strategy;
- Multilingual, multicultural information architecture; global information architecture;
- Information architecture design and evaluation for various applications in business, managerial, organizational, educational, social, cultural, and other domains;
- The impact of information, information architecture or information technology on people's attitude, behavior, performance, perception, and productivity;
- Information architecture education.
- Dorte Madsen Editorial: Shall We Dance?
- Gianluca Brugnoli. Connecting the Dots of User Experience
- Helena Francke. Towards an Architectural Document Analysis
- Andrew Hinton. The Machineries of Context
- James Kalbach. On Uncertainty in Information Architecture
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