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Maybe I’m Amazed I met this Tech Comm legend…
“Excuse me, Dr. Corfield, I’m tweeting this event for Adobe today. Would you happen to have a Twitter handle?” With the apology that he hadn’t one, but that he did have a Facebook page, I had started a too-short yet … Continue reading
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Using the Cloud–The Real Deal.
As a follow-up to my post about the scamming/hacking attack I had two weeks ago, this week I’m turning TechCommGeekMom.com over to a good friend of mine, Shay Shaked. We first met in grad school at NJIT as classmates, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Cloud computing, cloud security, cloud services, Cloud storage, cloud technology, computer security, Dropbox, Evernote, FoxyUtils, Google, Google Docs, Google Drive, hacking, Microsoft, Microsoft Word, PDFs, portable drives, scamming, scanner, Shay Shaked, shredder, TechCommGeekMom, Western Digital
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Tools? We don’t need tools. (Or do we?)
One of the things that is highly debatable in the tech comm world, as well as the e-learning and m-learning world, has to do with software. It’s always the eternal question. WHAT’S THE BEST SOFTWARE TO USE? I’m here to … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Articulate, Captivate, e-learning, e-learning software, Flare, Framemaker, Lectora, m-learning, m-learning software, MadCap, Microsoft, Microsoft Word, MS Office, MS Word, Office, RoboHelp, software, software packages, software tools, tech comm, tech comm software, WordPerfect
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