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Adobe Day at LavaCon 2012 Roundup!
This post is just a quick summary of the Adobe Day at LavaCon 2012 series from this past week. As you see, there was so much information that it took six posts to try to summarize the event! Being in … Continue reading
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Adobe Day Presentations: Part II – Sarah O’Keefe and Content Strategy
After an energetic first presentation by Scott Abel, second presenter Sarah O’Keefe, author of Content Strategy 101 and founder of Scriptorium Publishing, talked about “Developing a Technical Communication Content Strategy.” Sarah started by telling us that many companies don’t understand … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe RoboHelp, CMS, Content management, content management tools, Framemaker, Google, localization, marcom, marcomm, marketing communications, marketing documentation, Portland Oregon, reusable content, RoboHelp, sales documentation, SEO, Single source publishing, single sourcing, singular experience, structured content, tech comm, tech comm software, tech comm tools, tech support documentation, Technical communication, technical communications, technical communications tools, technical writing, training, training and development, translation
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What are you so afraid of?
It seems to me that lately there have been a lot of articles posted around the Web about higher education being afraid of using technology. I suppose that since I received my recent Master’s degree entirely online from an accredited … Continue reading
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