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How Things Are Broken and How to Unbreak themSubscribe to Posts [Atom] Editing using the Web
As technical communicators, we all work with editors or as editors from time to time. Any project team sooner or later has to manage reviewing slides, a spec, or some other document that represents the entire group's thoughts.
Textflow is a new entry into online editing that does more than make revision versions, let you leave comments, or mark added and deleted text. Textflow: Collaborative Editing Made Easy - ReadWriteWeb As this article points out, there are limitations in this beta, such as no more than 10 pages in a document. That aside, it is time people explore new ways of online editing. Labels: collaboration, words Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Tweeting for work
Get the highlights of O'Reilly Radar's $249 research report on using micro-messaging for both internal external communication for free!
You can watch the recording of the 60 minute Webcast held yesterday at Webcast: Twitter for Business. How would you use micro-messaging for technical communication? Leave comment below. Labels: Twitter Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Fix any interface, anywhere, anytime
User edits are a tried and true method of getting feedback on documentation, but the same concept seems to have been adopted by an anonymous parking meter user.
I suspect the person who reworked the UI text on this parking payment machine had used it previously and was prepared with new labels. Or they carry labels in their pocket, just looking for interfaces to rewrite! Users Fix Parking Ticket Machine Interface Themselves Labels: interface Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Gallery | inspireUX - words to inspire user experience designers
Catriona Cornett can help make your day with her site inspireUX. A daily quote is designed to help any UX professional remember what it is we are supposed to be doing.
Gallery | inspireUX - words to inspire user experience designers You can also follow her on Twitter, http://tinyurl.com/6oukbo where she tweets when she posts her latest quote. Labels: inspiring Subscribe to Posts [Atom] More effective card sorting
Michael Hawley looks at better ways to use card sorting when designing the information architecture of an information-rich site. Extending Card-Sorting Techniques to Inform the Design of Web Site Hierarchies :: UXmatters
Labels: methods Subscribe to Posts [Atom] This is kind of cool!
If you recruit usability participants via your Web site, bolt/peters has come up with a free tool for putting a screen on a Web page.
I learned about Ethnio via the User Experience group on LinkedIn. If you are a LinkedIn member, sign-up for the group so you can learn cools things like this. Ethnio :: Recruiting for User Research :: Edit Labels: recruiting Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Twitter for Technical Communicating?
O'Reilly is sponsoring a free Webcast on the use of micro-messaging in business. Webcast: Twitter for Business I predict there will be some ideas we technical communicators can turn to our own uses. Register at the link.
And go to my new UUX Manager Twitter page for a Tweeting experience. Labels: Twitter Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Recent Posts
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