2010 STC Technical Communication Summit

May
01

Getting Your Documentation Project Off the Ground Running

In this session, you’ll learn how to quickly size-up a software application to develop your project architecture, then use a pre-defined topic structure to create content. These skills and guidelines will substantially reduce your “time to writing,” as well as writing time. Result: your project completed faster, with less rework.

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May
01

STC Body of Knowledge Update

The STC Technical Communication Body of Knowledge (TCBOK) Task Force is developing a web portal for people interested in learning about technical communication. The TCBOK is a repository of (and way to navigate and access) the huge amount of knowledge in the technical communication profession. Attend this session to hear the status of the TCBOK, […]

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May
01

Designing for Collaboration: Managing Projects with a Wiki

This session will demonstrate — live — how to quickly structure, populate, and manage your documentation projects with a wiki. Stop the email/spreadsheet madness and start collaborating effectively.

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May
01

Using Twitter to Enhance Your Organization”s Communication

Twitter has become a necessity in the support community. Attend this session on the ins and outs of using Twitter in a support environment. Learn how the use of Twitter aggregator can spread the work through your organization and save resources.

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01

Managing Documentation Projects in a Collaborative World

Two trends, community-based authoring and Agile, are revamping the way we manage documentation projects. Fortunately, these trends share much in common. Content strategy emerges as an important new discipline.

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Career Center

Find your next job/contract opportunity here! Look at the STC Job Bank and get 14-day advance access to the newest employment opportunities.

Publications

Access to our industry-leading publications: Intercom, Technical Communication journal, STC’s Notebook blog, newsletters, and the Body of Knowledge (TCBOK).

Education

The educational opportunities that STC members gain access to offer a breadth of continuing education knowledge in a variety of formats including webinars, online courses, Summit sessions, and more.

Community

Leverage the power of members from around the world. Build relationships, advance your career through STC’s global community of technical communicators.

Contact

Society for Technical Communication
Phone: +1 (703) 522-4114 | Fax: +1 (703) 522-2075
3251 Blenheim Boulevard | Suite 406 | Fairfax, Virginia 22030
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About

The Society for Technical Communication advances technical communication as the discipline of transforming complex information into usable content for products, processes, and services.

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