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Card Sort vs. Affinity Diagramming
“Card sorting finds common patterns in the way different people group information, while affinity diagramming obtains a consensus result.” From UsabiltyNet … more →
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Furious wrote 2 days ago: Mr. Stupid Developer never ceases to constantly wow me with his intelligence. “How do you disp … more →
Categorising Susan Boyle
Matthew Hall wrote 1 month ago: Piers Morgan’s recent article (and other media commentary) regarding ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ phenomen … more →
Digging Deeper
Christina Fry wrote 1 month ago: Today was a lovely day for categorising, and a number of trays of artefacts were sorted. A tray feat … more →
Stereotyping 101: a lesson in public discourse
camzilla wrote 1 month ago: Mary Macken-Horarik uses the Daily Telegraph’s coverage of the infamous “Children overboard” scandal … more →
WEEK X - MEDIA DISCOURSES
z3288974 wrote 1 month ago: In this week reading, Mary Macken Horaik discusses the discourse surrounding the children overboard … more →
Where Classification can Make-or-Break
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bbater wrote 3 months ago: Ekranoplan Seemingly simple acts of classification can have enormous consequences. Last year, James … more →
HubLog: Guardian + Lucene = Similar Articles + Categorisation
mascha wrote 4 months ago: HubLog: Guardian + Lucene = Similar Articles + Categorisation … more →
The Semantic Web: hiding everywhere
mollybob wrote 4 months ago: So the semantic web. It’s been hiding in the corners all along. Integrating itself in so nicel … more →
Semantic Analysis Technology
peterjordan wrote 8 months ago: I attended “Semantic Analysis Technology: in Search of Categories, Concepts & Context … more →
Window shopping has gone online
Anna wrote 8 months ago: Amazon has launched the Amazon Windowshop. Looks quite nice, but a bit like Piclens/Cooliris. It r … more →
McGovern makes arguments I support
peterjordan wrote 8 months ago: In recent blogs, Gerry McGovern makes arguments close to my way of thinking. Choosing the right cl … more →
Card Sort vs. Affinity Diagramming
twobenches wrote 9 months ago: “Card sorting finds common patterns in the way different people group information, while affin … more →
twitter, Helmut Lang and compartmentalising
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Mulqueeny wrote 9 months ago: So, I switched off twitterfox and immediately started to feel better/free, then I read a quick Q … more →
Semantic Analysis Technology
peterjordan wrote 9 months ago: Former and current colleagues speaking at Semantic Analysis Technology: in search of categories, con … more →
Writing needs
nabanita wrote 10 months ago: Internet is considered to be the best source of information for people. Still then, people find it d … more →
On Tags and Categories
Paraic wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been blogging for just about a month now. One of the things I’ve been conscious of … more →
IA Checklist
twobenches wrote 1 year ago: Language Are we still talking to our primary target audience? Are our labels accurate and informat … more →
Faceted classification
twobenches wrote 1 year ago: “This is a faceted classification: a set of mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive categori … more →
Everything is deeply intertwingled
twobenches wrote 1 year ago: Referring to Ted Nelson: ‘Intertwingularity is not generally acknowledged-people keep pretending the … more →
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