Even if you aren’t able to attend the 2013 Summit in Atlanta, you can follow it via Twitter—and even get a little taste of the conference to boot! Both @stc_org and @STC_Summit will issue all the official announcements and information Read more
Even if you aren’t able to attend the 2013 Summit in Atlanta, you can follow it via Twitter—and even get a little taste of the conference to boot! Both @stc_org and @STC_Summit will issue all the official announcements and information Read more
David Pogue, the keynote speaker of the 2013 STC Summit and soon-to-be an Honorary Fellow, was kind enough to answer a few questions for Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger in anticipation of his appearance in Atlanta. David was also the keynote Read more
David Pogue, the keynote speaker of the 2013 STC Summit and soon-to-be an Honorary Fellow, was kind enough to answer a few questions for Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger in anticipation of his appearance in Atlanta. David was also the keynote Read more
Guest post by Andrea Ames and Alyson Riley In preparing for our pre-conference, two-day certificate course in information architecture—Strategic Information Architecture Bootcamp—we were very excited to see connections between the way that we think about information architecture (IA) and the Read more
Guest post by Andrea Ames and Alyson Riley In preparing for our pre-conference, two-day certificate course in information architecture—Strategic Information Architecture Bootcamp—we were very excited to see connections between the way that we think about information architecture (IA) and the Read more
Inspired by the great series of blog posts here on the Summit, the AccessAbility SIG and the Europe SIG have published a “roadmap” each of suggested sessions at the Summit in Atlanta for people interested in those areas. They also include Read more
Inspired by the great series of blog posts here on the Summit, the AccessAbility SIG and the Europe SIG have published a “roadmap” each of suggested sessions at the Summit in Atlanta for people interested in those areas. They also include Read more
Thanks once more to the chapter and SIG leaders for filling Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger in on what’s going on in their neighborhoods. Click the Community Events tab above to see the full listing, in chronological order and with links Read more
The April issue of Intercom, our special 60th anniversary issue, is now online. Below is a copy of the note from editor Liz Pohland for this issue. Remember, Intercom Online now has commenting available, so please ask questions, start a Read more