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The latest news for the ISTC Annual Conference “Costs and Benefits of Technical Communication” at the Royal Court Hotel, Coventry, 23-25th September.
Great News, there will be MS Word workshops and an “Ask the Word doctor” stand this year. The workshop will be free to conference attendees, but places are limited so make sure you book your place now.
Bogo Vatovec will be our keynote speaker. Bogo has been speaking to people like us for many years and is very popular at conferences.
The ISTC documentation competition 2005 is an opportunity for anyone is the field of Scientific and Technical Communication to show off their hard work and get some recognition for their achievements.
Plenty of time to think ahead and make sure that you can get your entries in on time. Submissions must be at the ISTC office by the end of July at the latest.
For more details, see the ISTC website at http://www.istc.org.uk/pages/awards.php
The ISTC documentation competition 2004 is an opportunity for anyone is the field of Scientific and Technical Communication to show off their hard work and get some recognition for their achievements.
The deadline for submissions is approaching fast. Submissions must be at the ISTC office by the end of July at the latest.
For more details, see the ISTC website at http://www.istc.org.uk/pages/awards.php
The latest news for the ISTC Annual Conference “Expanding Your Horizons” at the Oxford Belfry Hotel, 8-10th October.
Great News, the Society of Indexers will be presenting an Indexing workshop aiming at Technical Communicators who want to brush up their indexing skills. The workshop will be free to conference attendees, but places are limited so make sure you book your place now.
Julian Murfitt will be our keynote speaker. Julian has been involved in the ISTC for many years as well as building and running his successful and International business, Mekon.
Ron Blicq (former INTECOM president) and Alan Fisk (TCEurope secretary and ISTC Vice-President) will be sharing their experiences in novel and play writing.
We ahve a large selection of high quality presentations lined up including subjects such as XML, PDF, Usability, Marketing, Interactive help and so on.
The ISTC Conference 2004 is to held at the Oxford Belfry Hotel, Oxford from the 8th to the 10th of October. As usual there will be a display of relevant exhibitors, the presentation of the annual documentation awards, the Horace Hockley award, the usual high standard of presentations and plenty of opportunities to chat to freinds old and new.
This year the theme will be along the lines of ‘Expanding your horizons’ and we are still looking for a few more contributors.
Please contact ists@istc.org.uk or see the website www.istc.org.uk for more details.
Further details will be available soon.
The ISTC Annual Conference 2003 will be taking place from the 3rd to the 5th of October 2003 in the beautiful setting of the peak district in the historic town of Buxton.
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