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TechWhirl: Technical Communication Recap for January 25, 2013
Subject:TechWhirl: Technical Communication Recap for January 25, 2013 From:INKtopia Admin <admin -at- inktopia -dot- net> To:Techwr-l <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com> Date:Fri, 25 Jan 2013 10:35:25 -0500
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It’s been a very busy week on the email discussion
list<http://www.techwr-l.com/>,
with threads ranging from dealing with sudden unemployment, tracking
documentation requests, and assorted usage questions. The one that caught
my attention though, came from Victoria Wroblewski, and offers a quick
glimpse into the real-life challenges those of us in technical
communication face when a new technology makes its debut. What to do when
you’re a software technical writer, and one of the big guys launches a new
version of a ubiquitous operating system?
We like to cover a whole range of trends, Big Ideas, and other
paradigm-shifting topics about the world of technical communication. This
thread, and some of the other great discussions this week serve as a good
reminder that our world also involves daily work that might appear
pedestrian and boring to the average consumer, but in the end can make a
difference in how they interact with products of all sorts.
- Tech Writer This Week January 24, 2013, by Craig Cardimon | http://bit.ly/WuNpRZ
- Technical Writing Humor: The Sidelines on Job Interviews, by Lisa
Higgins | http://bit.ly/ViUg5d
- Technical Communication Poll: Technology Advances We’d Like to See| http://bit.ly/StFrKR
- Managing Information: Types of Content Management Systems Explained,
by Jacquie Samuels | http://bit.ly/WR4dkF
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