Current role: Speaker
Past roles: speaker and volunteer
Twitter: @resmini
Website: http://www.andrearesmini.com/
An architect, teacher, and researcher, Andrea Resmini is the author of Pervasive Information Architecture and Reframing Information Architecture, and a two-times past president of the Information Architecture Institute. He co-founded the Journal of Information Architecture, Architecta, the Italian Society for Information Architecture, the Academic / Practitioner Roundtable, and World IA Day.
Andrea is a compulsive reader of WWII submarine warfare trivia, Tolkien drafts, and Jack the Ripper case studies. He is also one of the regular hosts of Acoustic Jam Night!
Conference talks
- Does Form Really Follow Function? Learning from Louis Sullivan (2018 Pre-Conference Workshop)
- IA and Ethics: Academics’ and Practitioners’ Roundtable (Day 1) (2018 Pre-Conference Workshop)
- The Ethics and Politics of Information Architecture – Shaping Society Through Structure and Control (2016 Main Conference Talk)
- Ghost in the Shell — Information Architecture in the Postdigital World (2013 Main Conference Talk)
- On Beauty (2013 Main Conference Talk)
- Groundhogs in the Source Code – Navigation as Cross-channel Sense-making (2012 Main Conference Talk)
- More Than a Metaphor: Making Places with Information (2011 Main Conference Talk)
- Beyond Digital: What IAs Need to Know About Service Design (2011 Main Conference Talk)
- Pervasive Information Architecture (2011 Pre-Conference Workshop)
- Pervasive – Information Architecture for the Augmented Tomorrow (2010 Main Conference Talk)
- IA and Ethics – 2018 Roundtable Redux (2018 Main Conference Talk)
- Diversity and Inclusion in Information Architecture: The 7th Academics and Practitioners Roundtable (2019 Pre-Conference Workshop)
- Diversity and Inclusion in Information Architecture: The 7th Academics and Practitioners Roundtable (Day 2) (2019 Pre-Conference Workshop)
- Escaping Flatland – “The Spatial Turn” and Information Architecture (2019 Main Conference Talk)
- Share Outs from the Diversity and Inclusion in Information Architecture Practitioners Roundtable (2019 Main Conference Talk)