My guest today is Andrew Hinton. Andrew has worked in the digital design field for two decades. He’s one of the founders of the Information Architecture Institute and author of the book Understanding Context. In this conversation, you’ll learn about the foundations of information architecture and why Andrew thinks of himself as a “radical information architect.”Listen to the full conversation https://theinformeddotlife.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/the-informed-life-episode-26-andrew-hinton.mp3 Show notesAndrew HintonHelix (database)Understanding Context: Environment, Language, and Information Architecture by Andrew HintonThe Information Architecture InstituteThe Information Architecture ConferenceThe Informed Life Episode 21: Vanessa Foss on Event PlanningShared Information Environment: let’s unpack that, shall we? by Andrew HintonMUDInteractive fiction (e.g. text adventure games)World of WarcraftO’Reilly MediaPeter MorvilleEcological psychologyJames J. Gibson & Eleanor J. GibsonPhlogistonThe Copernican RevolutionCartesianismPlay-DohContextual inquiryService designEcosystem MapBodystorming Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)The Informed Life Episode 15: Jeff Sussna on CyberneticsNorbert WienerClaude ShannonDue appApple’s Reminders appSteve Jobs: “Computers are like a bicycle for our minds”The Mother of All DemosDoug Englebart