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'''Thomas Vander Wal''' is an [[information architect]] known for coining the term "[[folksonomy]]". His work has been with the Web and with information design and structure. |
'''Thomas Vander Wal''' is an [[information architect]] known for coining the term "[[folksonomy]]". His work has been with the Web and with information design and structure. |
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He has worked for the [[INDUS]] Corporation in [[Bethesda, Maryland]], is a member of the Founding Leadership Council for [http://iainstitute.org/ The Information Architecture Institute], and the Steering Committee for the [[Web Standards Project]] (WaSP). He is also Alumni Tech Lead for ''[[Boxes and Arrows]]'' magazine. |
He has worked for the [[INDUS]] Corporation in [[Bethesda, Maryland]], is a member of the Founding Leadership Council for [http://iainstitute.org/ The Information Architecture Institute], and the Steering Committee for the [[Web Standards Project]] (WaSP). He is also Alumni Tech Lead for ''[[Boxes and Arrows]]'' magazine. |
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Revision as of 09:25, 6 February 2006
Thomas Vander Wal is an information architect known for coining the term "folksonomy". His work has been with the Web and with information design and structure.
He has worked for the INDUS Corporation in Bethesda, Maryland, is a member of the Founding Leadership Council for The Information Architecture Institute, and the Steering Committee for the Web Standards Project (WaSP). He is also Alumni Tech Lead for Boxes and Arrows magazine.
External links
- A detailed biography can be found on Thomas's personal site.
- Thomas Vander Wal — Userati