Cloudy with a chance of WOMBAT
For remote work, file management in the cloud is way easy. Other methods, not so much…
For remote work, file management in the cloud is way easy. Other methods, not so much…
When I started at Scriptorium a year ago, I knew almost nothing about tech comm. I knew what technical content was, having used it many times, but I’d never really thought about how it was produced.
In this webcast recording, George Bina shows you how to create DITA content from zero to a full deliverable using oXygen. The full deliverable leads to multiple publishing formats.
The batch publishing paradigm is deeply ingrained in technical communication, and breaking out of it is going to make the transition from desktop publishing to structured authoring look easy.
It can be a mightily sucktacular experience when you discover what other people think technical communicators do.
In this video recording, guest presenter Sarah Maddox explains why collaboration is a good thing, why a wiki is a good solution for it, and how to do it on Confluence.
We all know that Lorem Ipsum is not your friend. But sometimes, even sample content fails.
In this interactive session, technical communication experts Sarah O’Keefe, Nicky Bleiel, and Tony Self give their opinions about important current topics in the industry.