STC WDC-MB Blog

These are the slides from Caroline Jarrett’s presentation last Thursday evening on using EEG and eyetracking for market research surveys. We co-sponsored that event with DC-AAPOR. http://www.slideshare.net/cjforms/kantareegesra11 Kantar-EEG-ESRA-11 View more presentations from Caroline Jarrett

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This workshop, sponsored and subsidized by the STC Washington, DC and Metro Baltimore Chapter and DC Web Women, discusses content within the phases of the content lifecycle, and illustrates the interdependencies within the user experience. The workshop was a huge success. Photos of the day are available on our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150309991531494.343575.86448161493&l=4d6cbe7bda or on [...]

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This seminar is not affiliated with STC but the STC office wanted to let you know about this event in case anyone in the DC area is interested in real-time translation accuracy. Date: Washington, D.C. | August 11, 2011 | 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Real-Time Translation Can Be Useful, But How Accurate Is It? [...]

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Come learn about social media and celebrate with the 2009-2010 chapter competition award winners on March 13! You will learn: How the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) uses social media to improve communication and debunk myths How social media can support your organization’s mission and assist in decision-making Best practices for implementation of a social media [...]

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Save the date for the STC WDC Technical Communication Competition Awards Celebration and Seminar about "Engaging Your Target Audience Using Social Media". (Seminar Leader: "Blogger Bob" Burns, www.tsa.gov/blog. Location: Washington Marriott at Metro Center, Washington, DC. Map and directions to the event. Information About the Awards Celebration Fees STC members – $45.00* Non-members – $65.00 [...]

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STC WDC Chapter Event Workshop Location: Rockville Library Cost: Free Registration: http://designingdocuments.eventbrite.com/ This mini-workshop will present an overview of how to prepare documents using Microsoft Word, Adobe FrameMaker, and Adobe Acrobat that all people can read, even those people who rely on screen readers. The United States government made this a requirement for federal agencies [...]

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