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Online Information Sessions at the 2001 STC Conference
We
look forward to seeing you at the Conference!
By CHRISTY CAPPS
Carolina Chapter
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Online SIG Business
Meeting
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The
Online SIG Business Meeting will be held on Sunday, May 13 at 3:30-4:30
p.m. Look for the meeting location in the Final Program at the Conference.
Come to the meeting and get involved! |
New Online Tools
and Technology Sessions
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The
following sessions on new online tools and technology will be on Monday
at the conference.
| TR
4L |
Prototyping
and Usability Testing with Visio |
| WE
2H |
Online
Progression |
| WE
3CC |
Communicating
Globally - But in Which Medium, When? |
| ID
2K |
Seize
the Day: Taking Our Place as Owners of the User Interface |
| TT
4O |
Moving
to HTML - Limiting Single Source Issues |
| TT
3F |
Innovations
in Tools and Technologies for Usability Specialists and UI Designers |
| ID
2J |
Web
Design that Sells: Tools for Turning Browsers into Buyers |
| ID
3C |
Be
Kind to Web Eyes - Know How to Emphasize |
| ID
3N |
Making
Information Visual: Creating Effective Web Pages |
| ID
4K |
A
Storyboard-Based Web Development Life Cycle |
The
following sessions on new online tools and technology will be on Tuesday
at the conference.
| ID
61 |
Getting
Your Documents Online |
| WE
5X |
Tell
Me, Show Me, Let Me! Beyond TV Pictures of Paper Pages |
| WE
6E |
Strategies
for Condensing Online Text |
| WE
6J |
Moving
to Electronic Delivery of Documentation |
| WE
8V |
Taking
the Boston Broadside Online |
| TT
6H |
Developing
Dynamic Web Sites Using Cold Fusion |
| ID
7M |
Creating
the bCentral User Experience |
| TR
5O |
Research
Findings You Can Use to Improve Your Web Site |
| ID
8B |
How
I Survived XML Single-Sourcing |
| TT
5Y |
How
to Create Web-Based Training |
| ID
5H |
A
Walking Tour Through Spatial Web Design |
| ID
7G |
I
Just Wanna Bang on the Drum All Day |
| ID
7I |
Web
Site Design for International Users |
| ID
8T |
Designing
for the Web: Special Considerations for Safety Information |
| TT
5N |
Using
Dynamic Web Sites to Gather and Distribute Information |
The following
sessions on new online tools and technology will be on Wednesday
at the conference.
| TT
9L |
A
Beginner's Introduction to Prototyping Online Information |
| WE
95 |
Blunders
2001, or Why Smart Designers Produce Stupid Online Documents |
| ID
11O |
Image
File Formats for Print and Web |
| TT9B |
Getting
the Most Out of WebWorks Publisher with Less Stress |
| TT
11G |
Web
Tools |
| ID
9C |
Symphony
for Web Eyes . . . and Ears! |
| ID
9F |
Redesigning
a Chapter Web Site: Creating a Navigation Structure |
| ID
10E |
A
Corporate Intranet Trilogy: Design, Administration and Hardware |
| TT
11D |
Introduction
to Graphics for HTML |
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The
following session on new online tools and technology will be offered as
a post-conference workshop.
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Online Help Sessions
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The
following sessions on developing online help and online information will
be on Monday at the conference.
| ID
2E |
Integrated
User Assistance and Embedded Help - Without Limits |
| ID
3H |
Designing
Embedded Help - Step by Step |
| ID
4A |
When
Customers Hate Help (and What We Do about It) |
| ID
4F |
Helping
a Crowd: User Breadth and Depth in Online Help |
| ID
4AA |
Interactive
Help: Adopting Content for Multiple Users |
| TT
3E |
How
to Select an HTML-Based Help Format |
| TT
4C |
Mobile
Help for Mobile Professionals |
| WE
4H |
Authoring
for Microsoft's New Help System |
| WE
41 |
Long
Live Web-Based Help! |
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The
following sessions on developing online help and online information will
be on Tuesday at the conference.
| ET
7Q |
Tech-Comm
World: The Virtual Construction of a Technical Communication Career
Information Site |
| ID
5A |
How
to Design a Wizard (with Tips for Other Types of Agents) |
| TT
5D |
Supporting
Web-Based Applications with a JavaScript Help Library |
| TT
6C |
How
to Update and Customize Windows Help and Support Services |
| TT
8C |
Web
Help vs. WebHelp - Different Formats or Just a Typo? |
| WE
5CC |
Linking
Strategies for Online Help and Web Sites |
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The
following sessions on developing online help and online information will
be on Wednesday at the conference.
| TR
9M |
Standards
and Strategies: Usability, Minimalism, and Electronic Reference Systems |
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Christy
Capps is a professional Information Developer with IBM's Design and Information
Development group in Research Triangle Park, NC. She holds a bachelors degree
in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a masters
in Technical Communication from North Carolina State University. Her graduate
studies focused on usability in Web development. Christy is also an Assistant
Editor for Hyperviews:Online. You can reach her at christycapps@hotmail.com. |
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