Ed. Katherine Judge, ISSN 0953-3699.
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Contents
Features
- Where are all the technical communicators? Locating technical communicators. Ellis Pratt
- The e-book explosion. Explaining why the publishing industry needs technical communicators. Toni Ressaire
- Roughing it out with reviewers. Ensuring your documentation is accurate by using reviewers. Geetha Haridas
- The ever-changing face of content. Discussing how global content strategies are changing. Louise Law
- A hybrid approach to XML conversion. Converting documentation to XML. Maxwell Hoffmann
- Laying the foundations for change. Creating a learning and communications architecture. Andrew Joly and Kayleigh Tanner
- Breaking into technical marketing. Sharing strategies for improvement by applying customer experience principles. Cheryl Landes
- Advancing technical communication. The demand is high and so is the pay: describing more about technical marketing communications. Michelle Despres
- Training in verbal skills. Looking at improving your verbal communication skills. Jean-Paul Bardez
- Facilitate towards agreement. Using mediation as a vital tool in the manager’s kit bag. John Crawley and John Burns
- A tool that even your developers will use. Considering lightweight markup languages. Raymond Gillespie
- Scroll add-ons for Confluence. Reviewing Confluence and the add-ons available. Nils Bier
- SideKick – every author’s assistant. Appraising the latest software development from Ovidius. Carsten Regehly
Regular columns
- From the editor
- President’s View
- Continuous Professional Development
- MadCap tips – Matthew Ellison
- Ethical dilemmas – Warren Singer
- Adobe tips – Colum McAndrew
- Editing – Jean Rollinson
- Book review – David Crystal OBE is a leading authority on the English language and he’s interviewed for Communicator by Andrew Peck MISTC
- Reflections – Andrew Peck