This all-day workshop will focus on several aspects of editing that will help the novice and the experienced editor learn how editing has changed with the various communication mediums and technologies available in the 20-teens (bring your laptops). In addition to writing printed documentation, writing for the Internet is increasingly important these days. Think of:BlogsWikisWeb helpOnline user manualsOnline training materialsDigital magazines, newspapers, and booksTechnical communicators edit…See More

The new face of documentation spans social networking applications, user-generated content, and alternative content types. Organizations are looking at custom strategies for managing content that supports users in particular situations.See More

Using a step-by-step process, this program helps you identify and cure the most common factors in writing that become obstacles for readers. If you’re a writer, or want to be a writer, using these steps helps you make your writing more acceptable, by doing for yourself many of the things an editor would have to do later. The program won’t teach you how to spell, or teach you how to get started with writing, but it will teach you how to make your drafts more readable, more compelling, and more…See More

Each year, STC Alberta bids farewell to Summer and kick-starts the Fall with a pub night. Bring your summer stories and join us in either Edmonton or Calgary on Thursday, September 22 for this social event.See More

Join STC Alberta at the 3rd annual All Associations BBQ. Hosted by CCAT and Digital Alberta, this event is an excellent opportunity to network with Chapter members, Affiliate members, and new industry contacts. We’ll have a picnic style BBQ with hot dogs and hamburgers, and an interactive demonstration with Nancy Lowery, founder of The Natural Leader. Nancy’s presentation fits in perfectly with STC…See More