Discussion of IA education

[Brenda Janish <brendaj AT interaccess.com>]

Such a thing would be invaluable to me.  As an IA who's looking for 
"new opportunities" [ahem], teaching is definitely an option.  But I 
wouldn't want to try to craft a curriculum from scratch.  I would 
like to learn as much as I can from the experiences of you IAs who 
have taught IA, esp. curricula that you have had success with.

Variety of environments is key... semester-long college course; 
special section as part of a larger course (on "multimedia", 
perhaps); beginning/intermediate/advanced level courses; special 
topics in IA, etc.

So... carry on!

-Brenda



At 5:26 PM -0500 3/31/03, Victor Lombardi wrote:
> Hi,
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> Thanks for signing up and getting this list started. After only one 
> day we have 31 subscribers.
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> Here's a question to start us off: Some of us have been thinking 
> about what an IA curriculum might look like. A framework perhaps to 
> help people create classes for different kinds of educational 
> environments and which describes core information architecture 
> competencies.
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> Would you want such a thing? Do you think it would be of practical use to you?
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