Podcast - Creating Online Portfolios
A recording of the chapter meeting held on March 6, 2009.
Speaker Mollye Barrett talks about creating an online portfolio and other ways to market yourself as a technical communicator.
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Podcast - Technical Communication Panel Discussion
A recording of the panel discussion held on November 21, 2008.
Panelists include Gary Krukar (Strategem), Page Baldwin (Compuware), Jackie Mortell (Smart Solutions), and Theresa Gray (Tomotherapy). Topics include what employers look for when hiring technical communicators, how to keep your job in tough economic times, and desired skill sets and tools.
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Podcast - Interview with STC Executive Director Susan Burton 11/29/2006
Four Lakes President Keith Hoffman interviews STC Executive Director Susan Burton.
Listen by clicking the link above. No iPod required. Susan discusses the big things happening with STC, gives an overview of the annual conference in Minneapolis, and shares her view on the future of the technical communication profession.
Podcast - Interview with Traci Kelly from UW 11/02/2006
My interview with Traci Kelly from the University of Wisconsin Technical Communication certificate program.
Listen in by clicking the link above. No iPod required. Traci is helping the studens organize their own technical communication organization, which will eventually be affiliated with STC, and is also looking for help. In the spring semester, she is teaching a class titled "User Manuals and Software Documentation." She has four things in mind:
- Would any members be willing to contribute hardcopy examples of user
manuals/software docs that I could use as examples in class?
2. Are there any small projects that members might be willing to share and
let a team of students work on as a "real" case?
3. Could members donate any time to speak to my students about the processes
that they follow to develop docs for manuals or software support?
4. Would any member be willing to speak to the TCOM folks about
globalization, global Englishes, patent writing, or grant writing?