We are happy to announce the latest issue of Communication Design Quarterly (Volume 6 Issue 3) is now live: Editorial: Perspectives on Preparing Technical Communication Professionals for Today and the Future by Rebekka Andersen and Carlos Evia Evolving Skill Sets
CDQ 6-2 is now live!
We are happy to announce the latest issue of Communication Design Quarterly (6-2) is now out: Editors’ Introduction: Mapping the Complex Context(s) of Use by Kirk St. Amant Participatory Video Methods in UX: Sharing Power with Users to Gain Insights into
CDQ 6-1 is now live!
We are happy to announce the latest issue of Communication Design Quarterly (6-1) is now out: Guest Editors’ Introduction: Proceedings from and Future Plans for the Symposium for Communicating Complex Information (SCCI) by Daniel Richards Site Identity, Artifact Duplication, and Disambiguation
CDQ 5-4 is now live
We are happy to announce the latest issue of Communication Design Quarterly (5-4) is now out: Guest Editors’ Introduction: Wearable Technologies and Communication Design by John Jones and Catherine C. Gouge Sensors and Gizmos and Data, Oh My: Informating Firefighters’ Personal
CDQ 5-3 is now live
We are happy to announce the latest issue of Communication Design Quarterly (5-3) is now out: Editorial: Reflecting on and Re-Thinking Usability and User Experience Design by Kirk St. Amant The Past, Present, and Future of UX Empirical Research by Joy
Episode 4 – Org Design for Design Orgs with Peter Merholz
Peter Merholz discusses a range of topics, including his new book co-authored with Kristin Skinner, design methodologies, effective design leadership, and learning from his experiences as a leader at Adaptive Path.
Episode 3 – Managing Chaos: Digital Governance by Design
Lisa Welchman discusses her new book, team dynamics, legal concerns, systems theory, and approaching effective team communication as a design problem.
Episode 2 – All Edge: Inside the New Workplace Networks, Part 2
In part 2 of this podcast, Clay Spinuzzi discusses his new book, the need to iterate activity theory, and the potential of social network analysis as a method for doing workplace studies.
Episode 1 – All Edge: Inside the New Workplace Networks, Part 1
Clay Spinuzzi discusses his new book, the need to iterate activity theory, and the potential of social network analysis as a method for doing workplace studies. Transcript Intro: [Upbeat Guitar] Ben: Welcome to Communication Design Quarterly’s podcast. I’m Ben Lauren
Call for Applications: Editor-in-Chief of Communication Design Quarterly
Call for applications: Editor-in-Chief of the scholarly publication Communication Design Quarterly (CDQ) The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group on Design of Communication (SIGDOC) seeks an editor-in-chief and institutional home for its peer-reviewed scholarly publication Communication Design Quarterly (CDQ).