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The Transparency
Movement
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The Death of Lies
“ marries the power of network
e naked transparency movement
technology to the radical decline in the
cost of collecting, storing, and
distributing data.”
- Lawrence Lessig
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The Context is still
Important
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?
What is Next?
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Augmented Reality with Location Based Services
Augmented Reality with Visual Recognition
Nintendo Wii
Microsoft’s Project Natal
Microsoft Surface
Oblong's g-speak
Spatial Operating Environment
Sixth Sense
Wearable Gestural Interface
The Tools We Have
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OmniGraffle and Microsoft Visio
Konigi
Stencils, Template, and Icons
Expression Blend, iRise, Balsamiq Mockups, Axure RP Pro
The Tools Need To
Catch Up
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The Best tool
continues to be your
Brain
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Thank you!
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e Future of IA
Nick Finck
nick@blueflavor.com
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This is a 15-20 minute presentation I gave at ASIS& more
This is a 15-20 minute presentation I gave at ASIS&T 2006 in Vancouver BC. The idea was to cover emergency trends related to information architecture, that is the art of expressing a model or concept of information used in activities that require explicit details of complex systems.
Eyes on the Future: Trends in Information Technology
Jeannette Kopak, Nick Finck, Sandra Hirsh, and Brian Fling
This panel session will engage industry leaders in a discussion about their views on future trends in information technology. Speakers will represent diverse sectors, specifically Internet and New Media Technology, Information Architecture, Social Media, and Mobile. Some key questions the panel will address include:
• What exciting new technologies and products are on the horizon?
• What user-oriented issues should we be aware of?
• What social and ethical concerns may impact people and companies?
• What are the growth areas for the next decade?
The session will be interactive and the audience will be encouraged to contribute their own thoughts on the future of IT and its potential impact on researchers and professionals in the field. less
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