Meeting Speaker: Using you MLIS skills in information architecture

Authors

Theresa Putkey, San Jose State University

Files

Streaming Media

Description

Theresa has a background in the software and web design fields, which have shown her that content is often used as a salve to fix bigger communication and interaction problems. She moved into information architecture to ensure that companies use their dollars most effectively, plan correctly, and execute the user experience and information architecture phases efficiently. MLIS students are uniquely positioned to do user experience and information architecture work. Find out more about user experience and information architecture and how you can transition your skills to a less traditional role.

Publication Date

3-7-2012

Publisher

SJSU ASIS&T

Keywords

Information Science, Library Science, Information Technology, Information Architecture, IA

Disciplines

Library and Information Science | Social and Behavioral Sciences

Recommended Citation

Putkey, T. (2012). Meeting Speaker: Using you MLIS skills in information architecture. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/sjsuasist/23