As blogged about last week, Your Friendly Neighborhood blogger asked a handful of Summit attendees to write about their experiences in Atlanta. The first one is today, from Mellissa Ruryk, talking about the preconference activities and the official opening last 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
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
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
In addition to techcomm professionals, we’ve also invited a few of our best corporate partners to provide their product evangelists as guest bloggers. This guest blog post is from Doc-To-Help. The Doc-To-Help team is very excited to bring you some big Read more
This truth I know to be self-evident: a well-written user guide is a not a solution for a poorly designed product. The user guide might win an award in an STC publication competition, but users will not buy a product Read more
Another guest blogger joins our ranks today. Please join me in welcoming Michael Opsteegh! This is the first in a series of posts on design issues in technical communication. I probably spent more time thinking of a series title than Read more
Today we bring you another guest blog post from MadCap Software, written by Jennifer White, a product evangelist at MadCap. Whether you are a technical writer sending documentation for translation or a linguist managing the translation, MadCap Software has stepped 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 fifth Read more