Discussion group for all community leaders

The mission of the Society for Technical Communication is to advance the theory and practice of technical communication across all user abilities and media. The mission of the San Francisco chapter is to: - Promote the arts and sciences of technical communication in the San Francisco Bay Area - Promote career development in the technical communication profession for our members, other colleagues, and students of technical communication - Promote respect, increased public awareness, and appreciation of the technical communication profession

The Single Sourcing SIG helps STC members develop knowledge and practical skills for researching, developing, and implementing single sourcing solutions. Website: http://singlesourcingsig.org/ Twitter: stc1ssig

The Scientific Communication SIG exists to cultivate excellence in scientific communication through our website, electronic and in-person communication, and web and live conferencing.

The Usability & User Experience SIG focuses on the usability and assessment of technical communication, providing a forum in which STC members can share information and experience.

An STC Community of Excellence (2011-2012) The Technical Editing SIG focuses on issues related to technical editing. Our goal is to provide editing resources and leadership for STC members who want to learn more about technical editing and its important contributions to our profession. Learn more at: http://stc-techedit.org Twitter: http://twitter.com/stc_te_sig

Establish two-way communication and co-operation between community leaders and BOD/staff through the CAC conduit.

A space for newsletter editors to discuss and share.

Working group for volunteers involved with testing improvements to MySTC.

The purpose of this group is to invite discussions related to developing user documentation in an Agile development environment.

A discussion group for the Phoenix chapter of STC

The Instructional Design & Learning (IDL) SIG helps STC members design, develop, and implement technical instruction in electronic and classroom settings.

The Online SIG provides members with opportunities to gain and share knowledge on all aspects of electronic publication, distribution, and exchange of information.

Group created to discuss the possibility of a SE Regional Conference and to eventually make plans for the event.

The Berkeley California chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) was founded in 1987 and has a current membership of approximately 70. It strives to meet the needs of Bay Area technical communicators by providing an environment for learning and networking. It maintains a website, publishes a newsletter, holds monthly meetings, and participates in regional activities like the Touchstone technical communication competition and the Kenneth Gordon Scholarship. You can find details at www.stc-berkeley.org

The East Bay Chapter turns 50 this year! Established in 1962, the East Bay Chapter serves members in the corridor of Highways 580 and 680 in the San Francisco, East Bay Area. More than 40 members work in such diverse fields as software application development, hardware manufacturing, research, electronics, and telecommunications. Technical Communicators can find resources, solutions, jobs, professional connections, and friendship with the East Bay Chapter.

Sharing and support site for community webmasters. We're here to provide a place for you to share best practices and struggles, and to connect with other webmasters within STC. We come from varying backgrounds and have different levels of experience.

The Intermountain-STC chapter is a community of information professionals and educators in technical communication located in Utah and southern Idaho. Although the chapter spans this entire region, the majority of chapter members are located in the Salt Lake County, Utah County, and Davis County.

A discussion group for the Silicon Valley chapter of STC

The International Technical Communication SIG explores internationalization, localization, translation, cross cultural communication, and technical communication worldwide.