The Institute of Information Sciences invites you to the AIDA conference, dedicated to the design of information that is understandable, useful and functional. We invite representatives from the academic community, UX/HCI specialists, designers and students interested in the development of information architecture to join us for a discussion.
Information architecture is a growing field and profession whose aim is to design information in a way that makes it easier for users to find, understand and use it. In the face of increasing information overload, usability, functionality and tailoring the message to the actual needs of the audience are becoming particularly important.
The AIDA Conference provides a forum for the exchange of knowledge and experience amongst researchers, academics and practitioners working in the fields of information architecture, UX/HCI, information graphics and information systems design. Its scope covers both theoretical and research developments, as well as user-centred design methods and innovative approaches to educating future information architects.
The event aims to foster collaboration between academic and industry communities, as well as to stimulate discussion on the modern, usable and responsibly designed form of information objects that make up the contemporary infosphere.
Who is it for?
The conference is aimed at:
- staff at institutes and centres offering degree programmes, specialisations and modules in the field of information architecture;
- researchers and lecturers working in the fields of usability, information graphics and information design;
- designers of websites, products and information systems;
- specialists working in the fields of UX, HCI and user-centred design;
- representatives of companies and institutions developing information solutions;
- undergraduate and postgraduate students, including members of research societies interested in information architecture and user experience design.
Topics
- Issues in the design of information environments in both traditional and digital forms,
- Information user behaviour,
- Usability and functionality of information products,
- Labour market needs and the profile of an AI graduate,
- Innovative teaching methods in the field of AI,
- Directions for the development of AI as an academic discipline
- Methodological issues in AI research,
- Organisation of content and information retrieval systems
- Information visualisation and infographics.
Keynote speakers
Organizers, sponsors, patrons and partners
Conference organisation
Programme Committee
Dr hab., Prof. (UP) Władysław Marek Kolasa
Dr hab., Prof. (UP) Barbara Kamińska-Czubała
Prof. Dr hab. Wiesław Babik
Prof. Dr hab. Ewa Głowacka
Professor Barbara Sosińska-Kalata
Professor Jadwiga Woźniak-Kasperek
Dr hab., Prof. (UP) Hanna Batorowska
Dr hab., Prof. (UP) Michał Rogoż
Dr hab. Jacek Tomaszczyk
Dr Stanisław Skórka
