The Object-Oriented UX Podcast

Episode 010 - Information Archaeology with Ren Pope

Apr 8, 2021

01:00:01

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How I Met My Mom as a Computer Scientist

3min

The Importance of Data Architecture in High School

2min

The Prototype of a Nerd

2min

The Importance of Information Management in the Air Force

4min

The Future of Ebooks

3min

The Death of the Book

4min

Hyper-Connecting Everything

2min

How to Differentiate Between Exploratory Mode and Get Shit Done Mode in a Funnel

3min

10.

The Importance of Expliciting the Truth

3min

11.

How to Become an Expert Complexity Wrangler

4min

12.

How to Design for the Web or Digital Experiences

2min

13.

The Importance of Designing in the Browser

2min

14.

C-Map: A Concept Mapping Tool for Design Work

2min

15.

The Role of a Data Modeler at Etsy

2min

16.

Metadata for Cosplay

2min

17.

How to Create Metadata for Battlestar Galactica Cosplay

2min

18.

How to Interview a Battlestar Galactica Cosplayer

2min

19.

How to Structure a New Battle Star Galactica Cosplay Product

2min

20.

How to Help Your Seller Maintain Their Products

2min

21.

Meta Meta Metadata

2min

22.

How to Get Into Conditional Logic

2min

23.

How to Document and Capture Meta-Medadata for Your Product

2min

24.

How to Organize Your Life

2min

25.

The Importance of Organization in the Age of Pandemics

3min

Ren Pope is the Senior Staff Data Modeler and Ontologist at a little company called Etsy. Ren's background is in technical writing, data analysis, and knowledge management. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia and Ren discuss how to build a taxonomy around cosplay, how information architecture is more like information archaeology, and why it's important to understand the context of meta metadata.

LINKS:

Connect with Ren on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rlpope3/

Try CMap: https://cmap.ihmc.us/

Ontology Dojo Presentation: https://bit.ly/ontology_dojo2

Meta Information Architecture: https://bit.ly/metaia