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by xtiansimon
2186 days ago
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Unless you're following a regimented and formalized diagram paradigm, drawing is no different than writing. You have to be comfortable with failure and starting over. I love drawing, but also struggle to make my diagrams relevant and useful in tech applications (software). On the other hand, diagrams in software have a long and rich tradition. One of the topics I discovered which was fascinating and highly informative was a course on Business Process Management from TU Delft on Edx (though I can't seem to find it now). I was amazed to discover business concepts diagramed and executable! How's that for formalized. Besides that, it might just be a case of visual literacy. Katy Borner of Indiana University [3] had a great MOOC, Information Visualization at Edx (though, again, it's not available now). [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_process_management [2]: http://ebooks.iospress.nl/book/challenging-the-chain-governi... [3]: https://info.sice.indiana.edu/~katy/ |
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