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1. #21287 Automating Diagrams with Visio By doing the demanding intellectual work first and then forcing the tools to succumb to need to produce seemingly speedy deliverables, you can get around the difficulty of choosing between 'Good, Fast and Cheap.' Here's one approach using Excel and Visio. Angeles, Michael. Boxes and Arrows (2002). Design>Project Management>Information Design 2. #22152 Demystifying Information Modeling The information model is a framework for organizing all the information people need. Hackos, JoAnn T. ComTech Services (2002). Design>Information Design>Project Management>Metadata 3. #28551 Facets Are Fundamental: Rethinking Information Architecture Frameworks This article presents three problems with existing information architecture frameworks. First, they are too focused on organizing information based on topic. Second, they treat facets as a supplemental form of classification. Third, they conflate the organization and representation of information. Analysis of these three problems suggests that information architects should provide navigation systems and user interfaces'based on an underlying framework of faceted classification'that allow users to flexibly navigate through complex information spaces in the service of particular tasks and goals. To this end, this article introduces a faceted classification framework, and provides an example of a model framework, called 'Facets are Fundamental' (FaF). The purpose of the FaF framework is to explicitly designate faceted classification (rather than a hierarchical classification) as the starting point of the IA development process. Both of these approaches encourage information architects to employ non-topical methods for organizing and representing information. Crystal, Abe. Technical Communication Online (2007). Articles>Information Design>Project Management 4. #22044 Generating a site plan is an optimal approach to starting your site. Tech-Writer (2001). Design>Web Design>Information Design>Project Management 5. #21735 Information Architecture and Ulcers Being an information architect can be stressful. There are certain points in the design process that are more stress-inducing than others. Morville, Peter. Argus Center (2000). Articles>Information Design>Project Management 6. #29913 Information Modeling: A Practical Approach Information models are a critical component of single sourcing, enterprise content management, and dynamic content management. The information model is your blueprint for the effective writing, structuring, and delivery of reusable content. This session explains how to design information models, including information product models and element models. It also explains the role of metadata and how to effectively design it. Rockley, Ann. STC Proceedings (2003). Articles>Information Design>Content Management>Project Management
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