2010 STC Technical Communication Summit

May
01

The Art of Questioning

Questions are the foundation of excellent research and interviews. Learn the power of questions, what they can engender, and how to write them; as well as 10 types of questions and how to sequence them to obtain the information you need.

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May
01

Measuring Productivity

Every manager struggles to balance writer workload and project capacity. A simple system can objectively evaluate assigned tasks, task time and complexity, special projects, and even writer experience levels to more accurately assess individual workload and capacity. The result is a simple, but useful, representational graph.

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May
01

10 Most Common Misconceptions About User Experience Design

User Experience has been getting a lot of play, but many businesses are confused about what it actually is and how crucial it is to their success. Find out the 10 biggest mistakes people make when defining what UX comprises.

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01

Research on Engaging People through Information Design

Although most technical communicators value good information design, they often fall short in being able to support their ideas with empirical evidence. Research on information design can help us build stronger arguments for our writing and design choices. Come hear about recent research on how good information design can help you engage the people you […]

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01

Using Stories for More Effective Usability

Stories can help you collect, analyze and share qualitative information from user research and usability, spark design imagination and keep in touch with your audience. This presentation will look at how stories can be integrated into your own process to make it more effective.

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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
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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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