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Six key takeaways of Information Design Unbound from Sheila's talk yesterday. Northeastern CAMD Center for Design at CAMD 1. Start with the basics 2. Think before designing 3. Never make assumptions 4. Always engage people 5. Understand the bigger system 6. Prioritize outcomes over artifacts

The writing process reminded me of the value of a personal library. Being able to revisit decades of thinking on my bookshelves and always learn something new is priceless. With so many interesting books coming out now, I wish I had more budget and space!

Our Nov. '23 #bookofthemonth is 'Information Design Unbound' by Dr Sheila Pontis and Michael Babwahsingh, published by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC: bit.ly/SDS_BOTM2 It offers an emphasis on developing essential strategic thinking and visual problem-solving #publications

"Never in my career I've missed so many deadlines." Oof, same with my book journey, but sometimes it just takes what it takes. Can't wait to read it!

Such warmth and enthusiasm at #CIDI2023 today! Many thanks to the conference organizers and attendees at our Information Design Unbound book talk today! #infodesign #informationdesign cidi2023.sbdi.org.br

ICYMI: A recording of Sheila Pontis' "Information Design Unbound" book talk is live now on our YouTube channel. youtu.be/pAJOBc5hWWs

The Center for Design welcomed Sheila Pontis to Northeastern CAMD by celebrating the launch of her book and hosting meet and greets with IDDV students. Pontis will join CAMD in Spring 2024 as a new professor to lead the Information Design and Data Visualization (IDDV) program.

The just economy challenge is no longer about fixing edge failures or adjusting for fairness in the present economy - but recognizing our existing economy is self terminating us and future generations humans and non humans. It’s requires us to embrace structural reform of how

Information design is expanding from artifact creation to collaborative sensemaking. Mapping & untangling messy situations takes a hybrid approach (visual, facilitated, iterative) rooted in understanding. More on this in Information Design Unbound infodesignunbound.com

Just received Information Design Unbound (Pontis & Michael Babwahsingh). It's a masterpiece — better than all my info design books combined. If you put thoughts on paper or slide (ie all teachers) this book is remarkably helpful. It covers all aspects so perfectly. Walks the talk.

Great fun chatting with Christian Lunger Motasdesign about Information Design Unbound. Sheila and I talk about why we wrote it, why physical books still matter, ethics, and teaching #informationdesign. geraumt.com/53-information…

Big thanks to Jon Schwabish for inviting Sheila Pontis and me on the PolicyViz podcast. We cover research, collaboration, teaching, cultural sensitivity, and not-so-universal design. policyviz.com/podcast/episod… #infodesign #informationdesign #designeducation

📚✨ Dive into the world of strategic information design with “Information Design Unbound” authors @senseinfodesign & Michael Babwahsingh on the latest episode of the PolicyViz Podcast! 🔗 Listen, learn, engage: policyviz.com/podcast/episod…

😍 Threads like this are what I came here for. Reminds me that there is still some light in the void.

So many wonderful insights in this blog project by Dominique Joseph @[email protected]. Reflections on clear communication, organizational culture, music, and more. 101fragments.wordpress.com