June 2015
Winter's here, and so are we. In this season of cozy fires and slow-cooked food, we're looking for a new committee member - could this be you? We profile a government policy analyst who discovered the joy of technical communication, and cover a productivity-boosting article from Southern Communicator about keyboard shortcuts. In this month's Let's Tech Communicate, Claire Nicholson has uncovered useful articles from NZ and further abroad on subjects ranging from accessibility to API documentation toindustry employment trends - and a lot more. So grab a cuppa or a hot toddy and line up for some great reading! |
From the PresidentWe're looking for a new member of the national committee; we've received great feedback on the upcoming change to TechCommNZ; and we've created a new way for you to request or suggest events. |
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Featured TC: Vanessa RobertsIn recent years Vanessa Roberts has changed jobs - from being a policy analyst for ministerial ethics advisory committees at the Ministry of Health for seven years, to being a writer at the privately-owned technical communication company Streamliners in Christchurch. |
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Slow Down, then AccelerateIn this month's featured Southern Communicator article, we feature Jacques Raubenheimer's article about keyboard shortcuts. | |
Let's Tech CommunicateIn this issue we find out that accessibility is not what you might think, discover the latest from TCEurope, take a look at API documentation, and get some tools for auditing and user testing your content. This and a whole lot more from around the Net! | |
Blogs in May: a recapIn May, we blogged about Lynda Harris' new book Rewrite; and the importance of notes, cautions, and warnings in our documentation. We welcome your comments and tell you how you can subscribe... |
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