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Honors bestowed on SIG members

Posted by: kmardahl on May 11th, 2008

We are proud to announce that several of the SIG members have been honored for their work in technical communication.
STC Associate Fellows
Two more members of the AccessAbility SIG can now call themselves STC Associate Fellows.
These talented individuals are Gloria Reece and Chauncey Wilson.
The stc.org site says
To be considered for election as an Associate Fellow, [...]

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Why the starfish?

Posted by: admin on March 2nd, 2008

We have to go back to the birth of the SIG for the explanation about the starfish. Judith Skinner, founder of the then Special Needs Committee, now the AccessAbility SIG, concluded her presentation at the STC conference in Orlando with the story:
I’m reminded of the story about the beach strewn with starfish and the little [...]

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Hello world!

Posted by: admin on February 1st, 2008

Welcome to the STC AccessAbility SIG blog!
We are excited about the possibilities a blog format gives us for communication to SIG members and to the world at large. We will post articles and share links that cover standards, legislation, tools and technology, law, and other categories that can keep technical communicators up-to-date with the [...]

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