Gina Blednyh has created a new Technical Communication group on Facebook. Why don’t you join us?
“This group’s purpose is to explore the interplay between Web 2.0 and technical communication.. Join us to discuss collaborative technologies and new approaches to delivering information to customers.”
Unlike other technical writing groups on Facebook, there is a nice amount of activity going on here. It has that nice, bubbly energy you get with a new group.
So, jump in if you want to connect with other technical writers and see where/how technical communication works with Web 2.0.
Search for Technical Communication 2.0. and you’ll find it. If you’re connected with me, you can see it in the list of groups I’m in.
Any problems finding the group, let me know.
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Any problems finding the group, let me know.
Twitter:http://www.twitter.com/ivanwalsh
Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/ivanwalsh
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