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Upcoming workshop: Creating Interactive Video Tutorials, with Bernard Aschwanden on Feb 21

by Tom Johnson on Feb 5, 2015
categories: technical-writing

If you're in the San Francisco Bay area and are interested in learning how to create interactive video tutorials, we have a workshop just for you.

The STC Silicon Valley chapter is hosting a workshop titled Best Practices when Creating Interactive Video Tutorials. The workshop is led by Bernard Aschwanden -- a consultant at Publishing Smarter and the Vice President of the general STC.

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The workshop will take place on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 1pm to 5pm at Mission College in Santa Clara, California. The cost of the workshop is $25.

To sign up, see the workshop details on the STC Silicon Valley site and register through the EventBrite link.

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I'm helping organize this event, so if you have questions, contact me.

Bernard will also be giving a presentation on minimalism during our February chapter meeting night. Our next chapter meeting is on Monday, February 23 at 7pm, at the IHOP in Santa Clara.

About Tom Johnson

Tom Johnson

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