Tag Archives: Skype

Virtual Meetings: A Lofty Yet Impractical and Unwanted Ideal? or Exactly What We Need?

In a moment of mental relapse, I volunteered to be my chapter’s virtual meeting coordinator. I already do podcasts, which are virtual one-on-one meetings/discussions, and I’ve been wanting to make my podcasts more Web 2.0-ish. So, I thought hey, why not make the last 20 minutes of a podcast open to whoever wants to listen, Continue Reading »

My Blogging and Podcasting Presentation — the MP3 and Video Recording

For those of you who missed my blogging and podcasting presentation to the STC-Intermountain chapter, here is the mp3 file of the audio recording. Download MP3 (right-click and select Save Target As) Duration: 1 hr 13 min. H4 File size: 65 MB Additionally, if you’re sitting at your computer, you can’t watch the PowerPoint slides Continue Reading »

Is Podcasting Dead? Jason Van Orden Versus Read/Write Web

I listened to an interesting podcast this morning. Jason Van Orden argues against a post on the Read/Write blog about podcasting being dead. Jason listed several reasons why people claim podcasting is dead: Yahoo pulled their podcasting directory. Google Trends shows fewer searches with podcasting as the keyword. No one is making millions in the Continue Reading »

May 24, 2013 » Mark Baker: It is certainly not the case that everyone searches the Web every time they have an information need. But... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 24, 2013 » Jonatan Lundin: Hi Tom Thanks for an interesting post. First, I need to second Mark that people do not seek for topics... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 23, 2013 » Mark Baker: Tom, For an scholarly study on the quality of crowd documentation vs official documentation, see... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 23, 2013 » Nathan Posten: Hi Tom, I know this is an older post, but I still thought I would share our method for dealing the... (Does DITA Encourage Authors to Fragment Information into a Million Little Pieces?
May 23, 2013 » Scot Marvin: Tom, Another intriguing article. Thank you. I don’t know whether my desire to keep the TOC is based... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 23, 2013 » Ellis Pratt: In a way, you can use DITA to do that. It’s making the content semantic at sentence and paragraph... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 22, 2013 » Don Day: Tom, the editor that you were trying to access aat expedita.info is Oxygen’s Java-based Web component.... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition