Rediff Business looks at how to “push” your career while balancing professional and personal on social networking sites. Work Awesome provides 16 tips on being productive while working from home. Fossdocs takes the standard “KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid” and Read more
John Hedtke discusses the need to promote yourself in the workplace and your chosen field. Part of that, he says, can be by writing articles to get your name out there … including some upcoming opportunities for STC. Lori Fisher Read more
Hyperwrite presents an article about using DITA for contracts and proposals. Using Google Chrome? WebWorkerDaily suggests eight useful extensions for collaboration. Are you debating on print versus online manuals? HelpScribe gives 10 reasons you might want to stop producing printed Read more
Baseball has its “five-tool” stars that fans and the media rave about. STC Presidents Award winner Larry Kunz presents what he feels are the five tools of a star technical communicator. Are you a freelancer? Check out Freelance Switch’s top Read more
CyberText newsletter writes on designing for a good user experience. The online Journal for Information Architecture discusses topic maps from information to discourse architecture. WC3 presents the differences between HTML5 and HTML4. And finally, a belated happy Canada Day to Read more
PC Pro reviews Adobe Captivate 5. TechCommDood suggests you ask yourself what gives you a feeling of accomplishment. Ray Gallon of STC France gives his thoughts on the 2010 Summit in their newsletter. Graham Jones explains how you can get Read more
An article in tcworld points out that in technical communication, content is still the key. Kai’s Tech Writing Blog presents ten things users want to do in help, and how to give them what they need. ActiveVOICE, the newsletter for Read more
Do you believe you don’t need to be on Twitter? Cloud Ave presents 10 questions to ask technical communicators who don’t think they should be on Twitter. WritersUA discusses how using stories can lead to a better user experience. STC Read more
Neil Perlin’s Hyper/Word blog takes a look at Adobe RoboHelp’s mobile output. The blog indoition offers a rundown of various online help authoring tools. Communications from DMN reviews the book Writing in the Open: Using Wikis to Create Documentation. Seek Read more
Tom Johnson at I’d Rather Be Writing discusses when people browse versus when they search for content. Richard Ingram talks about how you can work accessibility into your content strategy. How much does time and money does poor search capability Read more