IAC21 Sessions

Certain, Grown, Model – defining elderhood in Design

• Mags Hanley

Creating an Information Architecture for a Complex Range of User Groups

• Arpy Dragffy

Deconstructing Online Hate for Understanding with the Anti Defamation League (ADL)

• Erin Malone

Designing for Trust: Our Opportunity, Our Responsibility

• Margot Bloomstein

Disinformation: How Wikipedia is contributing to historical revisionism in Japan

• Yumiko Sato

Emerging IA and Remote Learning in Higher Education

• Savannah Li

How IAs Can Shape the Future of Human-AI Collaboration

• Carol J. Smith

How Information Architecture Can Save the World: IA of a Pandemic Response

Learn to Design for an Aging Population, Cause Guess What? You’ll Be Designing for Your Own Future

• Linda Chadwick-Wirth

One is Not Enough: The Case for Separating Management and Delivery Information Architecture

• Amber Swope
• Edwina Lui

Shedding Light on Dark Patterns: A Case Study on Digital Harms

• Noreen Whysel

Sight & Foresight: Organizing Spatial Information for Predictive Visualization in Augmented Reality

• Jordan Higgins

The Art and Science of Asking Questions

• Dan Brown

The Content Strategy of Civil Discourse: Turning Conflict into Collaboration

• David Dylan Thomas

The Remote Leader – Distant but Not Removed

• Alberta Soranzo
• Martina Hodges-Schell