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In recent years, organizations for information architects (also known as 'information designers') have become vital and interesting places to meet and discuss emerging issues in usability, experience design, interaction design and metadata collection/development.
#14318
Tietopalveluseura ry Samfundet för Informationtjänst i Finland
Tietopalveluseura on tietopalvelualan aatteellinen yhdistys, joka toimii alan ammattilaisten kohtaamispaikkana.
Tietopalveluseura. (Finnish) Organizations>TC>Information Design
#10007
The Typographic Circle was formed about thirty years ago by a group of advertising typographers as the Type Directors Club, to bring together anyone with an interest in type.
Typographic Circle, The. Organizations>Graphic Design>Typography>United Kingdom
#18601
Universal Design Research Project
The Universal Design Research Project is a three year study funded by the U.S. Dept. of Education National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. This project was designed to gain an understanding of why and how companies adopt universal design, and what factors are the most important in making this decision. In addition, factors which discourage or impede the adoption and successful practice of universal design are also being identified. A second objective is to determine what those outside of companies can do to support universal design within the companies.
University of Wisconsin. Organizations>Usability>Accessibility>Universal Usability
#18435
Universalusability.org provides the definition and foundation for the topic of universal usability in addition to introducing researchers and practitioners to five perspectives on universal usability. Universal usability involves understanding how users attempt to accomplish tasks using a variety of technologies in different organizational and social contexts. And researchers and practitioners have a wide range of approaches and methods available to apply to this range of user-system interactions.
Universal Usability. Organizations>Usability>Accessibility>Universal Usability
#23024
An organization for Usability and Design professional, as well as people just enthusiastic about these endeavors, who live or work in the Greater Twin Cities Area.
#30467
US Distance Learning Association
An organization that seeks to provide current information on distance learning, and to advocate and promote the use of distance learning.
#10206
Usability Professionals Association
The Usability Professionals' Association was formed to: provide a network and opportunities through which usability professionals can communicate and share information about skills and skill development, methodology used and/or proposed in the profession, tools, technology, and organizational issues; present the viewpoints of the profession to the public and other interested parties; educate the general public and others on the usefulness of the profession; represent the profession before governmental bodies and agencies; provide the methods and means to increase the members' knowledge of the profession through seminars, newsletters, magazines, and other communication tools, and through meetings and conventions; serve the best interests of the usability profession.
Usability Professionals Association. Organizations>Usability
#27999
Using a Wiki as an Organizational Portal
We explain why we chose a wiki-based content management system (CMS) as the basis for the portal for KeyContent.org. We compare various tools and discuss other sites that have implemented similar software for collaborative solutions.
Albing, Bill and Rick Sapir. KeyContent.org (2006). Presentations>Technology>Organizations>Wikis
#25354
The Web Standards Project (WaSP) fights for standards that reduce the cost and complexity of development while increasing the accessibility and long-term viability of any site published on the Web.
#14321
WWPUsers.com will bring you the latest and greatest information about WebWorks Publisher tools, techniques, and tips. WebWorks Publisher software lets you convert FrameMaker files into various online formats, such as HTML, Dynamic HTML, WebWorks Help, Windows online help (WinHelp), XML, HTML Help, and JavaHelp.
#18807
WebWorks Publisher Users eGroup
The online discussion group for WebWorks Publisher users. This eGroup is an extension of wwpusers.com. Though this service primarily serves as a community listserv, there are also other tools available for you to use.
Yahoo. Organizations>Content Management>Software>Adobe FrameMaker
#25355
Wise-Women is a world-wide, online community of web designers, developers and programmers.
Wise-Women (2005). Organizations>Web Design>Information Design>Gender
#25353
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international consortium where Member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.
#11724
The Writers Guild of America, West
The WGAw represents writers in the motion picture, broadcast, cable and new technologies industries. Guild members also write news, animation, non-fiction and documentary programming. In this section of wga.org, you'll find information about the Guild, its services, programs and history. We appreciate your interest in the Writers Guild of America, west.
#10157
WritersUA (formerly WinWriters)
WinWriters specializes in providing quality training and publications for the community of online Help developers. Our clients represent a diverse group of technical writers, software developers, contractors, and consultants—all of whom share a common interest in online Help. WinWriters is the premier source for world-class, world-wide Help development conferences and seminars. The annual WinWriters Online Help Conference draws hundreds of participants to hear the latest news, techniques, and technologies in the Windows Help arena. Our Help training seminars are held in high regard throughout the U.S. and the world.
#29458
The XMetaL-DITA group was founded to educate XMetaL users in working with the DITA standard.
#26939
The XML Authoring Group is an informal gathering of technical communication professions in the Research Triangle Park (RTP) area of North Carolina who meet once every two months or so to discuss issues regarding the development of technical content with structure or XML tags. We are not a group of XML programmers and we are not beginners with XML either. We are using XML for developing, delivering, and maintaining technical content, not data.
KeyContent.org (2006). Organizations>Information Design>Regional>Carolinas
#22198
XMLIreland Special Interest Group
The Irish XML Special Interest Group, is an informal, not-for-profit trade association, whose members subscribe to an electronic forum and attend monthly events on topics surrounding XML.
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