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Adobe Day@STC Summit 2014 – We Went Back to The Future
I apologize for my blog coverage of the 2014 STC Summit edition of Adobe Day being delayed–it’s been a busy month! But hopefully, you’ll feel it’s been worth the wait, and you had a chance to see my live Twitter feed … Continue reading
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Villegas Views: 2014 STC Summit was HOT!!
Another STC Summit has come and gone, and I got to go again this year, not only as a “veteran” Summit attendee, but also as a first-time presenter. Check out the article I wrote for the STC Notebook, and see … Continue reading
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Join me at the STC-PMC 2014 Mid-Atlantic Conference!
One of the things I like about the STC having a chapter set-up is that even if the closest chapter isn’t next door, it’s usually still close enough to find people from your region with whom you can connect. For … Continue reading
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TechCommGeekMom’s 2013 Year in Review
Okay, I’ll admit this is going to be a slightly self-indulgent (and slightly long) blog post. I read something recently that said that there shouldn’t be so much “self-promotion” in promoting your blog. This has always been a blog that … Continue reading
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Tech Writer This Week for March 28, 2013 | TechWhirl
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications Tech Writer This Week says goodbye to March and hello to great posts and commentary from bloggers covering tech comm, content strategy, and user experience. Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight: Thanks, TechWhirl, … Continue reading
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Well, that didn’t work.
Today, I was very excited to rush home from my part-time job to get to my laptop in time to attend a webinar. I’ve decided that part of the way that will help me get ahead in the m-learning world … Continue reading
