Barebones communication is, obviously, a blog on communication. Furthermore on efficient communication.
The blog will try to lay bare resources and tools from different scientific orientations, as well as experiential results, and set up a comprehensive toolbox for understanding, making and evaluating acts of communication. Being it text, images or other. For this purpose it will concentrate around a group of blog themes.
The aim is to have a highly operational barebones universe, that can be used on a daily basis when doing communication. You need to read the pages, to get the full grip of it. Pages are part of the blog header.
This is a blog, in time, that you don’t want to read. You will want to use it.
The blog was set up December 8, 2007. A good a date as any. What you see right now is only the beginning. The blog will be quite extensive.
Why barebones? Well, I’ll have to revert in length to that later. And you will be made aware during the process, anyway. You will find an initial clue here.
You should not read this blog as a normal blog. Chronology is not important, so please use the tag cloud to navigate to the topics, that you are interested in. I will try to be precise with tags. If you e.g. are looking for “gestalt factors”, then just hit the tag “gestalt factor” in the tag cloud, and it will all come to you.
At the moment I am trying out different blog presentations, so don’t be surprised if the blog has changed the next time you visit. Form and content are still under development.
The blog is written by Knut Skjærven. The blog author lives in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Just to let you know that this is personal blog. Posts, pages, comments, pictures and opinions set forth, are the “opinions” of the blog author, and represent no other parties or interests.
Barebones communication is a non-commercial blog.
If you need to get in contact, or have questions, then please use this email address: direct@barebonescommunication.com
The blog is under eternal construction, but hard work could shorten the period.
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