Back in 2011 I started the process of researching and testing ideas about Information Architecture. I started with the idea that I’d create and sell a DVD that would help anyone learn how to do information architecture. I’d teach all the factors, all the research, and all the results so that anyone tasked with creating an information architecture for their application, intranet, or organization wouldn’t have to pour through a set of disconnected resources on city planning, psychology, instructional design, etc. The goal was to create a course that would really give people what they needed to be successful.
I’ve delivered the content in workshop form numerous times and nearly every time someone will come up after and thank me from taking a complicated topic and making it simple. Suddenly they can cut past all the noise of designers and provide rationale for making decisions about how they should organize for best results. I took the content that I do in the workshops and put it into a Pluralsight course. The result is only 3 hours and 34 minutes to becoming an expert on information architecture. You can see the course and the outline at http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/art-practice-information-architecture If you want to see some of what makes information architecture work you can even sign up for a free trial today. You’ll get seven days to watch my information architecture course – any anything else in the library that might be interesting to you.
I’d love your feedback on the course. Its four years in the making so I’m quite proud of it.
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