Several times lately I’ve caught myself over-thinking just a bit while typing online. For example, just this week I typed in a tidbit of info, an answer to a question, as a reply on a friend’s status update in Facebook, only to delete it without clicking the Reply button. Once it was in response to […]
Archives for January 2011
Repurposing and Reinventing Content
I think we’re all adjusting to a new way of learning thanks to the copious amounts of information available. You don’t have to take a class, you just have to do it. And to “do it” often times you need to find a detailed-enough hands-on project to do, or else you won’t learn. Here’s a […]
Open Help is Open
The tech writers who are established, recognized figures in open source you can probably count on your fingers and toes. About two years ago they gathered for the Writing Open Source conference, hosted by Emma Jane Hogbin. I couldn’t attend myself – it was the year of the pinata bat incident. But the group of […]