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Tag Archives: STC13
How does that jagged little pill of content strategy go down?
To continue with the tech comm rock star theme set forth by Adobe for Adobe Day, I thought carefully about who might represent Rahel Anne Bailie, whose talk was titled, “Content Strategy in a Content Economy– Is Your Content Prepared?” It … Continue reading
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At the Summit: Midnight Train [From] Georgia
All good things must come to an end, so must the STC Summit 2013. The last day of the conference was a half-day, but it was still packed with some great presentations and fun. It was time to go home … Continue reading
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At the Summit: Closer I Am to Fine
This entry, posted at the STC Notebook, reviews my second full day at the STC Summit 2013. It’s the ninth post of the “First-Timer’s Summit” series. I have just two more entries to write up so that y’all have the … Continue reading
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At the Summit: Roam (If You Want To)
Sorry for the delay, but I was having too much fun at the STC Summit! Here’s second installment of my STC Notebook series while AT the Summit, which is the eighth installment of my STC Notebook series, “A First-Timer’s Summit.” … Continue reading
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At The Summit: I’ve got my Sprite, I’ve got my Orange Crush–and Coca-Cola too!
Hello all! I’m posting this while at the STC Summit, and I’m writing my reflections of the conference for each day. My reflection of the first day of the Summit can be found here. I apologize for this being a … Continue reading
A First-Timer’s Summit: Speed Dating and Pick-up Lines at the Summit? What?
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight: Here’s the fifth of my series for the STC Notebook. Are you an introvert? This is the article for you! –techcommgeekmom See on notebook.stc.org
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A First-Timer’s Summit: A Road Not Taken
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications a first-timer’s summit Danielle M. Villegas‘s insight: This is the third post of my series for the STC Notebook about the upcoming 2013 STC Summit. Just as a ETA, I was told … Continue reading
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A First-Timer’s Summit: Are There Fire Breathers and Sword Fights at the Summit?
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications I will admit, I haven’t been to a big conference in a while. The last big one I attended was almost a decade ago….At this point, I don’t know what to expect … Continue reading
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A First-Timer’s Summit: Why the STC Summit Now?
See on Scoop.it – M-learning, E-Learning, and Technical Communications Today we introduce our second regular guest blogger, Danielle Villegas, also known as TechCommGeekMom. Danielle is attending the STC Summit for the first time this year, so we’ve asked her to blog about her … Continue reading
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