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How important is a credential in tech comm?
I was recently involved in an online discussion on Facebook with some friends about the benefit of having a Masters degree in this day and age. A friend of mind had posted this article which argued that having a Masters … Continue reading
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Video Killed the Radio Star – @TechCommGeekMom Style
I’m really excited about this! I’ve been waiting to tell y’all about this, and now I can! A few months ago, the director of NJIT‘S Master’s of Science in Professional and Technical Communication (MSPTC) program asked me if I would … Continue reading
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Hurrah! The ID/TC Education Resources Page has been updated on Techcommgeekmom.com!
Hello everyone! It feels like it’s been a long time since I’ve posted here, but it’s only been a week. I do try to post something original here at least once a week as best as I can. But right … Continue reading
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The Meaning of Graduating with a Masters in Technical Communication
Today was a big milestone day in my life. Today, twenty-two years after I received my Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Mary Washington (Mary Washington College back then), I received my Masters of Science in Professional … Continue reading
The Bear Grylls of Technical Communications?
My techcomm, m-learning, and e-learning friends–I need to advise you of a painful truth about the world. It’s rough out there. The world economy has been such a mess for the last five years or so, and it’s been slow … Continue reading
You make me feel like dancing…
I’m feeling very excited right now. So much so, I feel like dancing! (Don’t worry– I’ll restrain myself.) For those of you old enough to remember Leo Sayer, every time I hear the phrase, “You make me feel like dancing,” … Continue reading
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