The Communication Design podcast series tells stories about books from the authors who wrote them. Topics tend to focus on work practices in communication design, including user experience and technical and professional communication. The series is meant to support an inclusive, productive dialogue between those working in and across industry and academia.
Peter Merholz discusses a range of topics, including his new book co-authored with Kristin Skinner, design methodologies, effective design leadership, and learning from his experiences as a leader at Adaptive Path.
Lisa Welchman discusses her new book, team dynamics, legal concerns, systems theory, and approaching effective team communication as a design problem.
In part 2 of this podcast, Clay Spinuzzi discusses his new book, the need to iterate activity theory, and the potential of social network analysis as a method for doing workplace studies.
Clay Spinuzzi discusses his new book, the need to iterate activity theory, and the potential of social network analysis as a method for doing workplace studies. Transcript Intro: [Upbeat Guitar] Ben: Welcome to Communication Design Quarterly’s podcast. I’m Ben Lauren