XML Article Directory of Freelancers/Self-Employed Communicators Salary Survey Team Conflict Having trouble selling the idea of an STC membership to the boss?
2002 49th Annual STC Conference Writing Tip Call for Submissions
Consulting? Contracting?
Download Kathryn Poe's newsletter
article (MS Word 22KB), which was published in Technically Write,
the Lone Star Chapter's newsletter. Ms. Poe is the president of the Lone
Star Chapter. She will be speaking in December and has generously offered
to share her newsletter article with the chapter. See the Events section for details.
Read Michael Smith's article on
how XML can be used to save time and money in document authoring. Smith
is the moderator for the xml-doc mailing list.
The Kansas City chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators
(KC/IABC) has published its updated directory of freelancers/self-employed
communicators in the Kansas City area. It is a resource for anyone needing
to hire experts in the areas of writing, editing, marketing, public relations,
communications consulting, photography, graphic design and more. It's
available in PDF format on their Web site.
The complete 2002 Technical
Communicator Salary Survey is available on the STC Web site.
The survey covers the responses of more than 1,200 technical writers and
editors working in entry through senior-level/supervisory jobs across
the U.S. and Canada.
Suzanna Laurent, Director-Sponsor of Region 5, explains how conflict can
lead to positive results in her article, Team
Conflict is Natural. Ms. Laurent was also the featured speaker at
the December program.
A Unified Content Strategy
Read Ann Rockley's article on "creating consistently structured content for reuse, managing
that content in a definitive source, and assembling content on demand to
meet your cus-tomers' needs." Ms. Rockley was the featured speaker at the
September 9th local program at the Mag Center. See the Events section for details.
Read how to get it paid through your corporate training budget in Selling STC to the Boss .
Check out the uploaded
session materials from this year's annual STC conference in Nashville,
Tennessee.
Judy Vorfeld, founder of Office Support Services, debunks the myth that "YOU MUST NEVER END A SENTENCE WITH A PREPOSITION!!"
Would you like an opportunity to share your ideas with others in the technical
writing community? This is the place to do just that! For more information,
see the Submission Guidelines.