The winner of the grand prize of $1,000 (co-sponsored by Endeca and the IA
Institute) is:
A Dinosaur Family Explains Information Architecture
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boltron/4329185089/in/pool-explainia/
The winner of the best video award of $500 (sponsored by nForm) is:
Thanks everyone for the votes. My son is super excited that you all
took the time to vote for his poster. He plans to put some of his
winnings in his savings account and use the rest to buy Lego or
Playmobil (that has lots of parts to organize).
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It's official. The group pool for Explain IA is now closed. We received more
than 100 entries, and I'm truly inspired by the creativity, talent, humor, and
raw enthusiasm demonstrated by our amazing participants from all over the
world. Thank you!
Next week is the last week to enter Explain IA:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/explainia/
We'll raffle off two virtual seminars from User Interface Engineering:
http://www.uie.com/events/virtual_seminars/
And, on February 11th, we'll stop accepting entries, so we can start voting
Hi Everyone,
On behalf of the IA Institute (http://iainstitute.org/), I'm pleased to
announce Explain IA. In this contest, you are invited to explain information
architecture. What is it? Why is it important? What does it mean to you? Some
folks may offer a definition in 140 characters or
