Ed. Katherine Judge, ISSN 0953-3699.
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Contents
Features
- Studying in the virtual classroom. Reviewing and reflecting on the University of Limerick’s writing course. Louise Fahey
- Five benefits of gaming for businesses. Discussing creating games as learning material. Kayleigh Tanner
- Perfect your editing with PerfectIt. Reviewing PerfectIt Pro version 3. Alison Reeves
- Working remotely. Examining trends, tools and applications for flexible working. Warren Singer
- Who is a better technical communicator? Debating the role of gender in technical communications. Carol Leahy
- Can we quit QWERTY? Looking at viable options for replacing QWERTY. Ellis Pratt
- Where DITA enhancements come from. Exploring problems and solutions that inspire changes to the standard. Brian Lanigan
- A company-wide semantic network. Optimising writing processes with the help of Acrolinx. Frank Zscheile
- Variables and screen output/input. Showing you how to use variables and message boxes with Word VBA. Mike Mee
- Review of Adobe RoboHelp 2015 release. Assessing the new features of this recent release. Matthew Ellison
- The tools of choice. Sharing key Lean and Six Sigma tools for business improvement. Michael Gregson and John Burns.
- An introduction to robotics. Introducing a new technology regular column. Wael Elazab and Warren Singer
Regular columns
- From the editor
- President’s View
- ISTC news – From newbie to retiree
- TCeurope honours award 2015
- Event news
- MadCap tips – Matthew Ellison
- Book review – Persuasive Copywriting: Using Psychology to Influence, Engage and Sell by Andy Maslen. Reviewed by: Andrew Peck
- Ethical dilemmas – Warren Singer
- Editing – Jean Rollinson
- Teleworking in 1994 – Iain Wright
- A day in the life – Fiona Heathcote