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The Difference Between Information Architecture And Ux Design - Ux Booth | Ux Booth
Information architecture, an old term
Information Architecture is a relatively old term. Old in the sense of the web and old in the sense of our progression through technology. It focuses on the organization and structure of content in a manner in which a user can navigate through it. Digitally speaking, it can…
The Library Catalogue In The New Discovery Environment: Some Thoughts | Ariadne
We cannot expect the user to come to the library any more
In a pre-network world, where information resources were relatively scarce and attention relatively abundant, users built their workflow around the library. In a networked world, where information resources are relatively abundant, and attention is relatively scarce, we cannot…
The Need For Research Maps To Navigate Published Work And Inform Experiment Planning
Strategies for nanopublications: structured note taking
The second strategy for building research maps piggybacks on activities that are part of the research community’s typical workflow, such as note taking. From the time that they are students to the time that they are principal investigators, researchers take notes on the papers…
Triple Bypass – What Does The Death Of The Semantic Web Mean For Publishers? - Semantico
XML workflows outlived the Semantic Web
Certainly there are niche applications, in taxonomy design for example, but there is no tidal wave of change. Search is the application with most to gain from semantics (because it enables rich snippets), but the major search engines have abandoned RDF in favor of simpler…