Recent President’s Award winner Rick O’Sullivan is working on the 2010 Salary Database (using 2009 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) for publication later in the year, and we’re looking for suggestions on what you’d like to see Read more
Recent President’s Award winner Rick O’Sullivan is working on the 2010 Salary Database (using 2009 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) for publication later in the year, and we’re looking for suggestions on what you’d like to see Read more
Mindtouch provides what it calls “Proof Positive that Enterprise 2.0 Solutions will Increase Your Revenue” Yahoo! Finance writes about the five jobs with high pay and low stress: Guess what’s on there? Technical writer! Job fear? Rehaul presents 10 career Read more
Guest post by John Hawkins. First Strategy, Then Requirements In 22 years as a technical writer who has morphed into a “knowledge management consultant,” I have experienced requirements at many different levels. The first type of requirement is the client Read more
Net Tut+ offers a look at forms in HTML5. The Technical Editing SIG extended the deadline for its scholarship to 30 May. Even Grounds provides advice on making accessible table-based forms. Interested in the use of Web 2.0 in the Read more
Online University Reviews presents its collection of “the 50 best blogs for grammar geeks.” PoeWar Writing Career Center discusses eight common TC writing problems. Keeping with the early number theme, Gryphon Mountain writes about two aspects of social media relevant Read more
The Technical Editing SIG is offering a pair of scholarships to techcomm students. Check out all the details at their website. Twitter announced this week that they’re starting annotations soon, so users can add metadata to any tweet. IBM provides Read more
Looking to improve your website? Here are 69 free (or low cost) tools to improve your website from one blog. Shhhhh! Next week is National Library Week. How are you going to celebrate? CyberText Newsletter tested three tools for getting Read more
Gryphon Mountain Journals puts forth its ideas on what makes a successful technical communicator. Here’s a conference-related “oldie but goodie” for you: Four basic rules for conference attendees, from Communication Vagabond. The STC Carolina Chapter’s newsletter gives some suggestions for Read more
Gryphon Mountain Journals discusses “The Technical Communicator’s Role in Managing Expectations.” What’s the difference between usability and user experience? CMSWire takes a stab at it. Jim Thatcher presents a tutorial on web accessibility for Section 508. Wordnik.com (an awesome online dictionary Read more