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Content Content Podcast – Fire fingers featuring Danielle Villegas – episode 3
Ed Marsh of ContentContent has a new podcast out, and it features me! Who would’ve guessed? Ed and I recorded this on April 11, 2015, and had a great time recording our conversation. We could’ve gone on for hours! (Or … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe, Adobe Day, client services, Content Content, content strategy, ContentContent, customer service, digital literacy, Distance Learning, Ed Marsh, Facebook, fire fingers, Google, LinkedIn, podcast, social media, Social Networking, STC, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Twitter
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TechCommGeekMom reviews 2014 – So, how was it?
As the year 2014 winds down, many have summarized the past year, as a reflection of all that has transpired. When I started to think about the past year, I wasn’t sure that it was all that great of a year … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 eLearning Conference 3.0, Adobe, Adobe CQ, Adobe CQ5, Adobe Technical Communications Suite, Ann Rockley, blog, blog milestone, blogging, Content Rules, content strategy, crowdsourcing, digital literacy, Distance Learning, Drexel, e-learning, education, eLearning Conference 3.0, Facebook, Google, Intelligent Content Conference, Intelligent Content Conference 2014, Learning, LinkedIn, m-learning, Phoenix, San Jose, Scott Able, social media, Social Networking, STC, STC Intercom, STC Mid-Atlantic Technical Conference, STC Summit, STCPMC, STCPMC14, tech comm, tech comm software, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Twitter, Val Swisher, WordPress
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Am I missing the TechComm party?
I’ll come out and say it–I like going to conferences. It’s a great opportunity to learn new information that can hopefully be applied upon my return from the conference. It’s also fantastic opportunity to meet–and later reunite with–tech comm friends … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe Day, conferences, content strategy, digital literacy, Distance Learning, DIY education, education, Facebook, GALA, Google, ICC, IDW, Information Development World, Intelligent Content Conference, Lavacon, professional development, social media, Social Networking, Spectrum, STC, STC Summit, TC-UK, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Twitter
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Follow-up: Where have all the adverbs gone? And how did they go?
This came to me by way of the Chicago Manual of Style Facebook feed. I’m not going insane–adverbs are declining, enough so that there’s a whole article in The Guardian from last fall! Read the article here: Where have all … Continue reading
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Tagged Adjective, Adverb, Chicago Manual of Style, CMOS, digital literacy, DIY education, education, English language, Facebook, Learning, Maddie York, Noun, Online Communities, Online Teaching and Learning, parts of speech, proper grammar, single sourcing, singular experience, social media, Social Networking, tech comm software, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, The Guardian, United States, Verb
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TechCommGeekMom’s Guide on How to Write a Blog Post
One of my former professors recently asked me for a small favor. Her first-year students are writing up blog posts after attending a plain language presentation, and she asked if I could provide some tips for how to write a … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, blog, blog writing tips, blogging, blogs, Facebook, how to write a blog, how to write a great blog post, social media, Social Networking, tech comm, TechCommGeekMom, Technical communication, technical communications, technical writing, Twitter, WordPress, Writer Resources, Writing process
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