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Tag Archives: Android
Online Student Again, Part 4: Mobile Marketing, AKA Dang, I haven’t kept up!
After the confidence I had emerging from the Social Media Marketing module of my digital marketing course, I felt I could ride that wave of confidence into the next module about Mobile Marketing. From what I could tell, I wasn’t wrong … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, apps, AR, augmented reality, Christina "CK" Kerley, Christina Kerley, CK, content strategy, digital literacy, digital marketing, Distance Learning, DIY education, e-learning, education, edupunk, elearning, geofencing, Google Glass, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, Learning, m-learning, m-learning tools, Marketing, Marta Rauch, Methods and Theories, mini-MBA certificate, mlearning, mobile, mobile learning, mobile marketing, NFC, Online Teaching and Learning, optimized for mobile, QR codes, RFID, Rutgers, single sourcing, smartphones, social media, Starbucks, Starbucks app, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, video, wearable devices, wearable tech, wearable technology, wearables, windows mobile, writing for wearable technology
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One Morning with Google Glass Was Enough for Me!
As disappointed as I was that I’d have to return my Google Glass because it really wasn’t in the budget, I knew there was a 30-day trial to use Glass, so my husband suggested that perhaps I should give the … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Apple, apps, emerging tech, emerging technology, Glass, Google, Google Glass, Google Glass Experience, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, iPhone app, iPhone apps, mobile, new tech, new technology, Polish Chicken, Polish Chicken hair, smartphones, social media, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, video, wearable devices, wearable tech, wearable technology
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New iPhones! What does this mean for mobile?
I, along with the iOS faithful, waited with bated breath yesterday to hear all about the new iPhone 5C and the iPhone 5S. Considering that the last time I upgraded my phone was for the 4S, I was looking forward … Continue reading
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Tagged 5C, 5S, Android, Apple, digital learning tools, digital literacy, Distance Learning, DIY education, e-learning, edupunk, elearning, IDevice, instructional design and technology, iOS, iPad, IPhone, IPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, iSight, iWork, Lance Ulanoff, Learning, m-learning, m-learning tools, Mashable, mlearning, mobile, mobile devices, mobile learning, mobile learning tools, mobile tools, Online Teaching and Learning, Paulo Castro, smart devices, smartphones, social media, Stefan Gentz, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, Twitter
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Guest Blogger: Creating a Fun Digital Learning Day in the Classroom
From time to time, I like having a guest blogger come to TechCommGeekMom to provide a different perspective than mine on tech comm, m-learning and e-learning. This week, newcomer Allie Cooper provides her view on m-learning in the classroom. Enjoy! … Continue reading
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Tagged Allie Cooper, Android, App Store, BYOD, digital classroom library, digital literacy, digital textbooks, Distance Learning, DIY education, E-book, e-learning, Edmodo, education, Edutopia, elearning, Facebook, Google Play, higher ed, higher education, instructional design, instructional design and technology, iOS, iPad, iPad app, IPhone, Learning, m-learning, m-learning tools, Methods and Theories, mlearning, mobile, mobile learning, Online Teaching and Learning, Personal computer, smartphones, social media, Springpad app, tablets, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, TechCommGeekMom.com, Technical communication, technical communications, Twitter, United States, video, virtual classroom, Visual.ly, YouTube
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Want to be a cutting edge technophile? Here’s one way to do it…
I’m not a normal mom. I’m a geek mom— a techcomm geek mom, to be more exact, but I was a geek mom long before I was into tech comm. While I liked my girly things as a girl, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Bluetooth, CommBadge, cutting edge technology, Everpurse, Franklin Institute, fundraising, Geek mom, Geekmom, Google, Indiegogo, innovation, internet start-ups, IPhone, Kickstarter, Nikola Tesla, Star Trek, supporting small business, technological innovations, Tesla coil, Tesla Museum, Wardencliffe
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What you so afraid of? Part II – The Tech Comm Edition
I’ve been reflecting a lot, lately, into what makes me continue to pursue a technical career, especially in technical communications. I’ve been thinking about what I’ve been doing in the last year to stay on top of trends and issues … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe Day, Adobe Day presentations, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe RoboHelp, adobe technical communications, Adobe Technical Communications Suite, Adobe Technical Communications Suite 4, Android, corp comm, corporate communications, desktop connectivity, digital literacy, elearning, Framemaker, iPad, IPhone, Lavacon, Lavacon 2012, m-learning, MadCap, mar com, mar comm, marketing communications, Methods and Theories, mlearning, mobile, mobile communications, mobile connectivity, mobile devices, mobile tablets, mobile tablets mobile connectivity, mobile tech, mobile technology, RoboHelp, single sourcing, singular experience, smartphone, smartphones, social media, tablet, tablet computers, tablet technology, tablets, TCS 4, tech comm, tech comm software, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, technological advances, Torchwood, United States, writing for mobile content
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My response to RJ Jacquez’s question: Will Tablets replace PCs?
Recently, due to the upcoming release of Microsoft’s Surface machine, RJ Jacquez released two blog posts promoting the idea that tablets, in time, will indeed replace the PC as we know it, and that Microsoft is going in the wrong … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe Technical Communications Suite, Android, Android tablet, Apple, Articulate, blog, business apps, business tools, cloud, Cloud on, cloud technology, Flare, Framemaker, Google, iLife, iPad, iPad app, iWork, Lectora, m-learning, m-learning tools, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Microsoft OneNote, Microsoft Surface, mlearning, mLearning Revolution, mobile, mobile learning, mobile productivity tools, PCs, power apps, power software, power users, productivity apps, productivity tools, RJ Jacquez, RoboHelp, Surface, tablet, tablets, tech comm, tech comm software, Technical communication, technical communications, Windows 8, work apps
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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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Tagged Adobe, Adobe Day, Adobe Day presentations, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe Systems, adobe technical communications, Adobe Technical Communications Suite, Android, Ankur Jain, Apple, authoring for different devices, Business, business value, CMS, content, Content management, content management tools, Content Rules, Content Rules Inc., content strategy, Content Wrangler, CSS 3, Darwin Information Typing Architecture, digital literacy, DITA, DITA metrics 101, Ecuador, English language, Facebook, Framemaker, global content, global ready content, Google, Guy Kawasaki, HTML/CSS, HTML5, HTML5/CSS3, iPad, IPhone, Joe, Joe Welinske, Lavacon, Lavacon 2012, localization, m-learning tools, marcom, marcomm, Mark Lewis, marketing communications, marketing documentation, Maxwell Hoffmann, measurement, Methods and Theories, metrics, mobile, mobile communications, multiscreen authoring, Oregon, page hits, Portland, Portland Oregon, professional conference, Quark, QuarkXMLAuthor, query, reusable content, reuse, reuse content, RoboHelp, ROI, ROI on technical communication, Saibal Bhattacharjee, sales documentation, Sarah O'Keefe, Scott, Scott Abel, SEO, single source, Single source publishing, single sourcing, singular experience, social media, social media community, Spanish language, structured content, structured writing, Style Guides, tech comm, tech comm software, tech comm tools, tech support documentation, tech writer, tech writing, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communication software, technical communications, technical communications tools, technical communicator, Technical writer, technical writing, Thomas Aldous, training, training and development, translation, Translation memory, translation software, translation tools, Twitter, Val Swisher, video, Welinske.com, Writers UA, writing for different devices, writing for mobile content, XML, XML-based, XML/DITA
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Adobe Day Presentations: Part III – Joe Welinske and Multi-Screen Help Authoring
Joe Welinske of Writers UA followed Sarah O’Keefe’s presentation on Adobe Day. I was especially interested in hearing what he had to say, because the topic of his presentation was about “Multi-screen Help Authoring–How to Deal With the Explosion in Device Sizes.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe Day, Adobe Day presentations, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe RoboHelp, Adobe Systems, Android, Apple, authoring for different devices, CSS 3, Framemaker, HTML/CSS, HTML5, HTML5/CSS3, iPad, IPhone, Joe, Joe Welinske, Lavacon, Lavacon 2012, mobile, mobile communications, multiscreen authoring, query, RoboHelp, single sourcing, singular experience, structured content, tech comm, Technical communication, Twitter, Welinske.com, Writers UA, writing for different devices, writing for mobile content
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