InfoDesign

What does yours look like? Post a diagram when you get a chance ;)

Good ideas for using Diigo beyond the basics.

Of particular interest is section #2, laying out the Ad & Workflows.

Digital media and museum scholar (and university professor in the UAE) Seth Thompson's blog has everything...net neutrality, open source technology, digital media for historical preservation, fishing villages and new media

I found this website for embedding .pdf files into wordpress posts. So far it works much better than Scribd. 

Posted in AAD-ialogue courtesy of Jamie Walsh.  I think the first point comparing design of nike ads to city planning forms is most relevant to this class

Mac news from outside the reality distortion field.

Qr code bookmarks from a librarian in OR

DeviantArt is a great place for all sorts of art, inspirations, and the occasional download. Julia Starr offers a really neat assortment of Photoshop actions that are free to use for personal and commercial purposes, credit to her being optional. If anyone is looking for more things to play with on Photoshop, I recommend checking these out.

Some really awesome Photoshop tutorials.. haven't done any of them, but they look cool.

I just got this in my email. Some of you may have also gotten it, but I thought it was an interesting eSeminar about ePortfolios.

Interesting case study about how twitter can be used to bring people together who have similar interests.

Push your media out! Check out the their blog "About" for a comprehensive overview.

design tutorial for background/poster

The print says it all ;) Entertaining dose of digital reality.

Good article on Edward Tufte's approach and style - a reminder of basic principles and tenets of information design.

Excellent for use with Adobe Creative Suite 2, 3, 4. Kuler is a web-based color tool from Adobe that has thousands of community-generated color themes from which you can search, but the best thing about Kuler is that you can easily make your own themes. Once you register with Kuler (it's very quick), you can begin to create your own color themes or palettes and store, view, and retrieve all your saved themes in your personal Mykuler space. There are two ways to create unique color themes: either by selecting a single color on the color wheel as your base color and building off of that, or by importing an image from Flickr or your hard disk and extracting harmonious combinations from the image.

Great web based tool for workiing with color in info design projects of all types.

Great resource for articles and links to graphic design/information design resources.