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
Guest post by Rachel Houghton Following the Communities reception on Monday evening, STC Atlanta & the 60th Anniversary Task Force bring you the 60th Anniversary Celebration Party! This evening of fun features you, The Rough Drafts (Rich Maggiani, Viqui Dill, Read more
One of the most frequent questions we’re asked at Cherryleaf is if we can deliver our advanced technical writing techniques course as a distance learning class. We only offer it as a classroom course, which effectively limits us to teaching students Read more
Danielle Villegas, also known as TechCommGeekMom, is attending the STC Summit for the first time this year, so we’ve asked her to blog about her expectations and excitement approaching the Summit, plus her experiences at the Summit. This is the sixth Read more
For us minions/technical writers in regulated industries, changes require redlines or red lines, however you want to spell the term. Yes, they may drive you a glass or two of red wine. Red Line: To mark or highlight edited text, Read more
The STC Summit, 5-8 May in Atlanta, GA, is fast approaching. As you consider the numerous sessions, seminars, luncheons and other events to attend, consider sitting down with one of the STC certification commissioners to discuss the many benefits to earning one Read more
Guest post by Paul Mueller. LEGO Serious Play is an innovative, experiential process designed to enhance innovation and business performance. Research shows that this kind of hands-on learning produces a deeper, more meaningful understanding of the world and its possibilities. Read more
Last night I saw a presentation from Rob Hinchcliffe, a community strategist, in which he discussed how Netflix had disrupted the TV market with its decision to start making its own content. I wondered if Netflix’s action might have some bearing Read more