Isabelle Sperano
Assistant Professor,
Arts
MacEwan University
Canada
Biography
Dr. Sperano obtained a bachelor's degree in graphic design, technical communication and education. She then completed a master's degree in interaction design where she studied the usability of university elearning platforms. She went on to complete a PhD in information architecture. In her study, she analyzed experts' discourse related to the assessment of information-intensive web sites
Research Interest
Interaction design: information architecture, experience design, content strategy (evaluation, conception) Visualization, description, and organization of complex information environments Information behaviour and human information interaction Literacy, sustainable and social design, understanding and use of public information Evaluation of digital content: content inventory and audit Teaching interaction design and information architecture
Publications
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Glushko, R.J., Wilde, E., Hemerly, J., Sperano, I., & Perry, R. (2015). Activities in organizing systems. In The Discipline of Organizing (3rd ed.)., Sebastopol, CA: O’Reilly.
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Sperano, I. (2017). Content audit for the assessment of digital information space: Definitions and typology. Special Interest Group for Design of Communication, August 13th, Halifax, Canada.
