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OpenHub and Mid-Hudson Computer Science Teachers Association to host the 5th Annual Hudson Valley Youth Hackathon

Submitted by Yulia on Sun, 05/19/2024 - 11:06am

OpenHub and Mid-Hudson Computer Science Teachers Association to host the 5th Annual Hudson Valley Youth Hackathon as the core part of the first ever Hudson Valley Digital Rally

Date: May 20, 2024

Time: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Location: Locust Grove Estate, Poughkeepsie, NY

NEWBURGH, NY, May 18, 2024 – OpenHub, first time in collaboration with the Mid-Hudson Computer Science...

Deepening the Practice of Information Architecture - IA 103

Curating Information Architecture skills doesn’t happen overnight, it takes practice. Once you understand the systems to organize, label, navigate, and model environments that exceed customer and business expectations, it helps to deepen your understanding by analyzing real-life applications, and then extending your practice through in-depth immersive practice.

Prerequisite

This is a five-workshop series, three hours each.

Completing “Introduction to Information Architecture - IA 101” and “Visualizing Information Architecture - IA 102” is required for this course. 

Mentor(s)
Lis Hubert

Course Schedule:

This course is not currently scheduled. Please sign up if you want to get this course soon.

Visualizing Information Architecture - IA 102

Creating information environments where people can easily find and use what they need to meet their goals, isn’t magic. There are systems you use to organize, label, navigate, and model environments that exceed customer and business expectations. That’s where the next level of Information Architecture comes in.

Prerequisite

This is a five-workshop series, three hours each. Completing “Introduction to Information Architecture - IA 101” is required for this course. 

Mentor(s)
Lis Hubert

Course Schedule:

This course is not currently scheduled. Please sign up if you want to get this course soon.

Introduction to Information Architecture - IA 101

Information is the material we consume in digital and physical spaces. Understanding how to organize it based on human mental models and behavior is essential to creating a sense of place in all of our information environments. To gain this understanding, we turn to Information Architecture.

Prerequisite

This is a five-workshop series, three hours each. No previous experience is needed, but basic business experience is desired.

Mentor(s)
Lis Hubert

Course Schedule:

This course is not currently scheduled. Please sign up if you want to get this course soon.

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