Platinum Sponsor, Adobe STC would like to welcome back Adobe as the Platinum Sponsor of the 2010 Summit, taking place in Dallas, TX, from 2-5 May. Adobe, one of Fortune magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For,” is best known Read more
The Board of Directors is delighted to report that 204 members will receive Recovery Packages. The Recovery Packages were made possible by $41,000 from the Marian Norby Fund to help STC members affected by the recession. Members could apply for Read more
Today we bring you another look “Inside the Board,” from members of the STC Board of Directors on various topics of interest. Today, Steven Jong discusses the latest with the STC Certification Task Force. Certification The STC Certification Task Force Read more
Guest post by Ben Minson If I asked you to name one of the most oft-repeated phrases of 2009 in the technical communication field, what would you say? “Nobody reads the manual”? Most of us have heard or read that Read more
The offices of Stately STC Manor may be closed due to the impending Snowstorm of Dooom (the extra O stands for “Omigosh, we need milk and bread and TP!”), but Your Friendly Neighborhood Blogger is still on the job. At Read more
I want to (re)set the expectation that reinventing STC is not an event, it’s a process—and one that will take years, if ever, to complete. I say this because while we’ve made dramatic change already, we continue to seek more Read more
If you missed Leah Guren’s webinar yesterday, “Ten Things You Thought You Knew about Writing,” you’ve got a second chance! Leah has graciously agreed to do a second showing of her popular seminar on Tuesday, 9 February from 1:00-2:00 PM Read more
If you missed Leah Guren’s webinar yesterday, “Ten Things You Thought You Knew about Writing,” you’ve got a second chance! Leah has graciously agreed to do a second showing of her popular seminar on Tuesday, 9 February from 1:00-2:00 PM Read more
The below is from the Washington DC Chapter, posted at their request. On Saturday, 13 March, the WDC Chapter will hold a social media seminar featuring Curtis “Bob” Burns, manager of the Transportation Security Administration’s blog. The TSA blog was Read more
Last week we put out a call for questions about Sarah O’Keefe’s article, “XML & Lone Writers: Can They Go Together,” in the December Intercom. You can read the article again at the Intercom site (don’t forget that you must be Read more