Opening Keynote for the 2019 STC Technical Communication Summit in Denver, Colorado by Peter Morville. Transcript is available at https://semanticstudios.com/tomorrows-architects/

1. Peter Morville, STC Summit
Tomorrow’s
Architects

4. 1. The structural design of shared
information environments.
2. The synthesis of organization, labeling,
search, and navigation systems in digital,
physical, and cross-channel ecosystems.
3. The art and science of shaping information
products and experiences to support
usability, findability, and understanding.
4. An emerging discipline and community of
practice bringing principles of design and
architecture to the digital landscape.

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Title: Meade School, Gettysburg
Author/Creator: Bain News Service publisher
Date Created/Published: [between 1900 and 1906]
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rjones0856 says:
This says "Meade School" at lower left. It's the Meade High School in Gettysburg, which opened in 1897.
I don't know if it's still in use.
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BobMeade says:
This building is certainly still there, as this Google maps aerial view shows at the intersection of
Springs Aveneu and Buford Avenue: maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&source=s_q& hl=en&...
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Anne (LOC P&P) says:
Thanks for your comments. We'll incorporate the date and other info. noticed on the neg. next
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Meade School was named to honor General George Gordon Meade who directed the Union army in one
of its greatest battles, defeating Confederate General Robert E. Lee at the Battle of Gettysburg.
The monument at the left of the photograph (above) is the 26th Pennsylvania Emergency Infantry
Monument. A monument to General Meade is located at the nearby battlefield:
"Gen. Meade - Gettysburg (LOC)" by William H. Tipton
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14. “Where architects use forms and spaces to design
environments for inhabitation, information architects use
nodes and links to create environments for understanding.”
Jorge Arango, Architectures (2011)

16. Bill Verplank (2011)

19. Design is applied ethics.

20. “Structural nudging is ontological, for it
changes the nature of the actual courses of
actions available to an agent.”
Luciano Floridi, Tolerant Paternalism (2015)
“Informational nudging is epistemological,
for it changes the nature of information to
which an agent is exposed.”

21. Merkwelt

23. Doctoral Work
E x p l o r a t i o n
R e s e a r c h ,
E x p e r i m e n t ,
F i e l d w o r k
A n a l y s i s ,
S y n t h e s i s
W r i t i n g ,
E d i t i n g ,
F e e d b a c k
P u b l i s h i n g
I d e a
G e n e r a t i o n
P r o m o t i o n
Methodology
Data Awareness
Network,
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Literature Review
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Find & Acquire:
data, images,
multimedia, etc.
HOLLIS
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Exchange
Storage and
Archiving
Article
Databases

24. MBAStudents
ResearchActivities
Pre-HBS Post-HBSYear 1 Year 2
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26. If you think information architecture hasn’t changed
since the original polar bear, you’re simply not paying
attention.

28. The Ants and the Grasshopper
On a cold, frosty day the ants began dragging out some of
the grain they had stored during the summer and began
drying it. A grasshopper, half-dead with hunger, came by
and asked for a morsel to save his life.
“What did you do this past summer?” responded the ants.
“Oh,” said the grasshopper, “I kept myself busy by
singing all day long and all night too.”
“Well then,” remarked the ants, as they laughed and shut
their storehouse, “since you kept yourself busy by singing
all summer, you can do the same by dancing all winter.”

29. “Planning is the crowning achievement of human cognition.”
The Cognitive Psychology of Planning (2005)

31. Our brains use stored memories to
constantly make predictions about
everything we see, feel, and hear.
Prediction is not just one of the
things your brain does. It is the
primary function of the neocortex,
and the foundation of intelligence.

32. What if perception is less about the
registration of what is present, than
about generating a reliable
hallucination of what to expect?
What if emotion is not agitation from
the now, but guidance for the future?

34. “An infinite series of times, a growing,
dizzying web of divergent, convergent,
and parallel times…all possibilities.”
Jorge Luis Borges
The Garden of Forking Paths

35. Planning is the design of paths and goals.

38. “If engineers fail to plan, bridges collapse and people die. We’re now
learning the hard way, the consequences of bad software are no less dire.”
http://semanticstudios.com/how-to-plan-and-why/

39. Social
Tangible
Agile
Reflective
Framing
Imagining
Narrowing
Deciding
Executing
Reflecting

40. Framing
How we understand and explain our plans.

42. “It’s not fear that
stops you; it’s your
unwillingness to
feel fear. That’s
what stops you.”
“I mean: is it really
an adventure if
there’s no fear?”

43. The bodhisattva vow is to
work on ourselves so that we
can be effective instruments
for social change; this is the
basis for nonviolent protest
and lasting social change.

44. Imagining
Expands (awareness of) paths and possibilities.

45. Hope = Willpower + Waypower
Charles Snyder (1994)

46. “Imagine a place, the most wonderful school you can imagine.”

47. Options let you be stupid.

48. Narrowing
Evaluation (and filtering) of paths and options.

49. Breadth First Depth First

50. Deciding
Committing to (and communicating) a belief, path, or goal.

51. “I know a man who taught his
son to tie his shoe in five
minutes. He tied the shoelace
into a bow, then untied it one
step at a time. He taught his
son by doing it backwards.”
Richard Saul Wurman
Follow the Yellow Brick Road (1991).

52. Executing
An improv dance of listen, learn, and lead.

53. “After completing the Build-
Measure-Learn loop, we
confront the most difficult
question any entrepreneur
faces: whether to pivot the
original strategy or persevere.”

54. Diversity is a cure for unpredictable adversity.

55. Reflecting
Insight by intent; reflection changes direction.

56. What bad habits have you picked up in
your decision making? Which steps do you
skip and which do you overemphasize?
Do your poor decisions tend to stem from
bad information, poor evaluation,
incorrect calculation, or a combination?

57. Bad experiences alter the way
the brain organizes information
and leave us less able to identify
cause and effect, grasp the long
term effects of actions, or create
coherent plans for the future.

60. “There is the same connection
between the means and the
end as between the seed and
the tree.” − Gandhi