Architectures for Conversation (ii)

This is the ‘final’ version of the Architectures for Conversation talk. Hence the (ii) appended to the title.

Speakerdeck is struggling to work as an embed here, so I recommend grabbing the PDF.

This was a version that I presented at Philly CHI (Philadelphia chapter of the Computer-Human Interaction special interest group of ACM), at the U. Penn campus.

Most of it is the same thing I did at the IA Summit in Vegas a month ago, but there are some new slides and some more content, especially about how User-Experience Communities of Practice fit together, and what I mean by “Infospace.”

Author: Andrew Hinton

I use information to architect better places for humans. More at andrewhinton.com.

6 thoughts on “Architectures for Conversation (ii)”

  1. Great talk Andrew. I’m sure you noticed I couldn’t get my iPod to record (maybe banging it against the table wasn’t a great idea) so I tried capturing video, but my camera died every 3 minutes, leaving me with 15 pieces of 3min videos (oy). I am certain I won’t have time to edit it into a coherent thing soon, but maybe some time… if I do, is it cool to post it on youtube?

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  4. A great peice of work, excellent use of metaphor. We get so stuck in the detail of IA most times we forget what we are here for. Conversation. Enabling conversation. Making conversation. Accuracy? Good enough…

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