Linkosophy

April 15, 2008 by Andrew | 9 comments

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(Thanks to David Fiorito for compressing it down from its formerly gigantic size!)

Giving this talk at the IA Summit was a blast; I’m so grateful for the positive response, and the patience with these still-forming ideas.

If you’re after some resources on Communities of Practice and the like, see the post about the previous year’s presentation which has lots of meaty links and references.

Tags: communities of practice, Design, iasummit2008, Information Architecture

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   ks on April 16, 2008 at 11:40 am

   Really, really good Andrew. Slides 98+ were most thought-provoking. The William Gibson quote hit home. I’ve been reading a lot lately about how younger generations (well, younger than me) blur the divide between digital and physical concept metaphors.

   Nice job, wish I was there to see it.

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