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Education & Conferences
Last updated: January 30, 2002

Maintained by BRIAN CURTIS
Atlanta Chapter

Here you'll find links to non-STC conferences and educational opportunities in online information.

 

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Groups

Documentation (SIGDOC)
Hypertext, Hypermedia, and the Web (SIGWEB)
Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI)
Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (SIGGRAPH)

To learn more about the ACM, visit these Web sites:

Special Interest Group for Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI)

April 20–25: CHI 2002 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The annual CHI conference is a leading international forum for the exchange of ideas and information about computer-human interaction (CHI), also known as human-computer interaction (HCI).

For more information, refer to www.acm.org/sigchi/chi2002/.


User Interface Engineering

February 4–5: "Designing for Dollars: How People Buy Online" in Burlingame, CA. For more information, visit world.std.com/~uieweb/pubecomm.htm.
March 18–21: User Interface 6 (West) in San Francisco, CA. At User Interface 6 West, you'll get 4 days brimming with web design and usability insights from the field's greatest experts — 2 days of in-depth full-day tutorials, 1 day of dynamic short presentations, and 1 day packed with User Interface Engineering's latest research findings. For information, visit www.uiconf.com/.

WinWriters

Feb. 10-13


The 10th annual WinWriters online help conference will be held in Seattle, WA.

www.winwriters.com/ohc02/index.html

 

For more information about WinWriters, refer to www.winwriters.com/ressems.htm.

Seminars in Usable Design (JoAnn Hackos, Bill Hackos, Henry Korman)

March 6–7 (Atlanta, GA) and April 2–3 (Champaign, IL): "Structuring Information for Online Success"

When we want to understand anything at all, we look for structure, relations, and ultimately, multi-dimensional order. Structure is the link between content and user goals. In this seminar we'll examine how you can use the analysis and design of structure to make sense of the online experience, from the World Wide Web to online help and documents of all types.

For more information, refer to www.usabledesign.com/.


Institute of Science and Technical Communicators, UK (ISTC)

Learn about ISTC by visiting www.istc.org.uk/.


International Council for Technical Communication (INTECOM)

See www.istc.org.uk/int.htm for information about INTECOM.


IEEE Professional Communication Society (PCS)

September 17-20, 2002

The International professional Communication Conference in Seattle, Washington. For information, visit ieeepcs.org/2002/.


Other Conferences and Events

March 16-19, 2002

International Conference on Human Factors and the Web in Nice, France. For information, visit www.unice.fr/ihfweb/intconf/

 


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