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TechWhirl: Technical Communication Recap for June 27, 2014
Subject:TechWhirl: Technical Communication Recap for June 27, 2014 From:TechWhirl Admin <admin -at- techwhirl -dot- com> To:Techwr-l <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com> Date:Fri, 27 Jun 2014 11:13:19 -0400
Over the years, Iâve let go of some bad habits (like smoking--good for me!)
and unfortunately, some good ones as wellâliking tackling a list of summer
projects that need doing, or working my way through a summer reading list.
Iâm betting Iâm not the only one.
So if you need to start up a summer reading list, may I suggest starting
with some of the books reviewed by members of our very Special Writers
Unit? Like Jill Parmanâs review of *Content Strategy for Mobile*.
<http://techwhirl.com/book-review-karen-mcgrane-content-strategy-mobile/>
Iâd follow that with a regular dose of all the content strategy, tech comm,
customer experience goodness you find around TechWhirl.
As for those summer projects, if we werenât the folks organizing it, Iâd be
well down the path of finishing up my entry for the Customer Experience
Recognition Awards <http://awards.techwhirl.com/>. And I might be looking
around for tools to help with my daily workload, like HelpIQ
<http://company.techwhirl.com/2014/06/welcome-helpiq/>, which we got to
welcome to TechWhirl this week. Or maybe Iâd be figuring out how to do a DITA
Content Audit <http://techwhirl.com/dita-content-audit-qa/> (with a little
help from Jacquie Samuels); or reviewing my content trying to âget the but
outâ of there <http://techwhirl.com/word-wise-get/> (as encouraged by
Marcia Johnston). Then Iâd take a break and see what else is going on out
there in the interwebs, guided by Tech Writer This Week
<http://techwhirl.com/tech-writer-week-june-26-2014/>. And Iâd follow it up
with a review of the latest debates on the email discussion list
<http://techwr-l.com/>.
Then Iâd probably schedule a vacation to recover from my vacation.
Have a great weekend!
-Connie and the gang at TechWhirl
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