On this page the following entries were made in the “November, 2008” time-frame.
Archive for “November, 2008”
What I did on World Usability Day 2008
I took the Global Transport Challenge and tested my carbon footprint, and I got my brain cells nicely stimulated with 2 seminars. I also discovered once more that I really should get much more training with my camera….
I learned that my carbon footprint for my transport to and from work is 1.2 kg. That covers [...]
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Taking the Global Transport Challenge on World Usability Day 2008
It’s November 13th, 2008 – World Usability Day!
There are live WUD2008 events scheduled to take place around the world. There are many online WUD2008 events, too. As long as you have a computer and an internet connection, you can participate!
I am taking the Global Transport Challenge today, and later on, I’ll attend the live events [...]
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Yes we can
I stayed up all night to watch the elections in the United States. Thinking I couldn’t stay awake, I didn’t attend any events in Copenhagen and chose park myself in front of the computer and TV. I forgot about adrenalin.
The TV and the internet kept me going. They were a perfect team for me. I [...]
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Open letter to all technical communicators out there
Are you a technical communicator?
If you are not sure, here are some examples of people within the technical communication field:
Accessibility analysts, content developers, documentation specialists, indexers, information architects, information designers, instructional designers, localization specialists, policies and procedures specialists, researchers, teachers, technical illustrators, technical writers, technical editors, translators, usability and human factors professionals, visual designers, and [...]
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