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Tag Archives: Master’s degree in technical communication
TechCommGeekMom’s Updated Tech Comm Educational Resources Out Now!
Some updates have been made to my Tech Comm Educational Resources list. There are two new additions. First, there is a new Master’s degree in Social Media–and it’s an online course of study–available through the University of Florida. I’ve checked … Continue reading
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Villegas Views: Why Bother Learning More in Technical Communication?
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight: I have a new monthly byline with the STC Notebook blog! Welcome to Villegas Views. Check out this latest entry about continuing education in tech comm. –techcommgeekmom … Continue reading
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2012 Top Ten Highlights on TechCommGeekMom
2012 has been the inaugural year of TechCommGeekMom.com. What started initially as both a class project as well as a personal project with no expectations other than to get a good grade and have a form of expression has blossomed … Continue reading
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