The competitions are complete and the winning entries are chosen.

We are now planning the STACIES, which is the February program to present the awards. Stay tuned for more information about the STACIES.

We hope you will join us in acknowledging the winning entries.

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Your Chapter Needs YOU!

New volunteers are always valuable since they contribute new ideas and additional skills.

We all have the same goals, such as, to further our skills, learn more about and promote our profession, and network with others. Please pitch in to help us provide services to you and our STC Boston Chapter members.

For more information about volunteering contact Arun Jain at ajain@baystatedocs.com.

The STC Boston Chapter offers the following networking links. You do not need to be a member of STC to join these networking groups.

:: Facebook
:: LinkedIn
:: STC-INFO
:: Twitter

 

 

 

Special Interest Groups

The Boston Chapter provides the following Special Interest Groups (SIGs) for its members. To learn more about an upcoming SIG meeting, click one of the following links.

Active SIGs

The Consulting and Independent Contracting (CIC) SIG is a group of individuals who provide technical communications services on a contract basis.

The Technical Editing (TE) SIG meets to address matters related to technical editing.

The Tools and Technology (T&T) SIG explores emerging technology within the industry, using panel discussions, speakers, and demonstrations.

Previously Active SIGs Waiting for a Leader

The Online Information SIG meets to discuss subjects relating to providing information online, online help, web sites, and authoring tools.

The Idea Watch SIG addresses current events and trends facing technical writers and associated professionals. We meet to discuss issues that stem from our daily experiences and support our discussion with current books, magazine articles, Web sites, and other sources of published information. The SIG also provides a structured forum to discuss matters that do not neatly fit in with other SIGs.

The International SIG meets to discuss topics related to translation and localization, such as cultural aspects of international communication, writing for localization, translation and localization tools, working with localization vendors, project management, quality and cost control.

The Usability SIG explores all aspects of usability in technical communication, software development, and web site design.


The International SIG arranges presentations on localization and translation, including cultural and linguistic issues in translation, writing for an international audience, and localization and Translation tools.


The AccessAbility SIG is dedicated to removing barriers that prevent access to the World Wide Web. The focus of the group is twofold - to raise awareness about these barriers to Web designers, and to provide information to assist individuals with functional disabilities.



 

 

 

 

 

 

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