Programme
IIID conferences are traditionally set out to create a shared experience for all participants, and to provide a chance for everyone to hear about aspects of information design they might not naturally be drawn to. Therefore, there will be no parallel sessions, but plenty of time for interaction and discussion. The sessions will be a mix of 10 and 20-minute presentations with Q&A and discussions after each session.
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Thu 20 June
9:00 Session 1 - Government/civil society
Chiara Fioravanti (National Research Council of Italy)
‘Explaining administrative procedures to migrants: the role of intercultural mediators in the information design process.’
Klaas van der Veen (Information Designer, The Netherlands)
‘Fieldwork-based visuals - Closing the gap between scientific information and real life.’
Mihály Minkó (Information Designer, Hungary)
‘A Case Study of Visualizing Public Broadcast News.’
11:00 Session 2 - Government/civil society
Katrin Beste (Information Designer, Austria)
‘Finding your way to a new job – wayfinding for the Austrian Jobcenter.’
Andrew Barker (Information Designer, UK)
‘Using qualitative data to inform design decisions in government.’
12:15 Lunch, posters, networking
14:30 Session 3 - Healthcare
Chris Thornton (University of South Australia)
‘Medical Information Design.’
Sara Goldchmit (Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil)
‘Information design for health education in hip and knee osteoarthritis. Communicating actionable strategies to reduce pain and enhance quality of life through videos.’
16:00 Session 4 - Healthcare
Vaijayanti Ajinkya (Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Art, India)
‘Analyzing Online Doctor Consultation Apps in India.’
Mandar Rane (IDC School of Design, Mumbai, India)
‘Exploring design of icons for motorised ICU beds.’
Diana Frank (Information Designer, Germany)
‘Changing Communication in Product Teams Using Semantic (Visual) Modeling to Efficiently Define or Refine Products and Services.’
End of day 1 approx. 17:30
Fri 21 June
9:00 Session 5 - Culture
Brian Kwok Sze Hang (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
‘From Legible London to Hong Kong: Localizing and Enhancing Accessibility and Legibility in Pedestrian Wayfinding through User-Centered Design.’
Tingyi S. Lin (National Taiwan University of Science & Technology)
‘Diverse needs, various behavioral patterns, and one way to show.’
Chad Hall (University of Washington)
‘Teaching information visualization through Quantified Self.’
Jennifer Lim (Ohio State University)
‘The Minds of Conspiracy: Visualizing the mindset of conspiracy theorists and designing the ideal future.’
11:30 Session 6 - Science & technology
Giuseppe Attoma Pepe & Camille Étienne (Assist Digital France)
‘Liquid consistency. A new information design paradigm for omnichannel digital ecosystems: a case in a sensitive public service area.’
David Skopec (University of the Arts Berlin)
‘Bridging Design and Social Science for Innovation.’
Tomas Chochole (University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic)
‘Applied research from an information design perspective.’
13:00 Lunch, networking
14:00 Session 7 - Methods
Leandro Manuel Reis Velloso (Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil)
‘Systematising the Design of Visualisations for Monitoring and Evaluation.’
Sue Perks (Information Designer, UK)
‘Can Unicode learn from experimental symbol classification methods from the 1950s?.’
Enrico Bravi (Information Designer, Austria)
‘Meta, Macro, Meso, Micro: developing a teaching model for data visualisation.’
Dr Sara C Klohn Reader & Dr Anelise Zimmermann (Loughborough University)
‘Infographic design: teaching practices.’
16:15 Session 8 - Mobility
Myra Thiessen and Indae Hwang (Monash University, Australia)
‘Pass: transforming the airport security screening experience.’
Colette Jeffrey (Birmingham City University)
‘An Epic Journey With A Magpie: How information design helps us find the way in buildings.’
Jaap Knevel (Information Designer, The Netherlands)
‘There must be other ways: A personal plea for more complexity, dialogue, and otherness in wayfinding design.’
End of day 2 approx. 18:00
In the past, IIID conference topics have led to special editions of the information design journal idj. If you are interested in submitting a paper please let us know during the conference.