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August Meeting: Moving from Tech Writing into Training Development

How easy is it to make the transition from tech writer to trainer or instructional designer?  A panel of former tech writers who have happily morphed into successful training developers will share what they learned when making this transition.

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June Meeting: The Gentle Art of Verbal Self Defense

June Meeting: The Gentle Art of Verbal Self Defense

For our June meeting, we’re hosting Arroxane Eber, president of the Lone Star chapter, for an engaging presentation on how to keep cool during difficult moments in the workplace and to use our communication skills to defuse tension.
Note: We will hold our annual business meeting from 6:30-6:45.
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Thursday, June 3 (note the event is on a [...]

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Open House – May 27

This month’s meeting is a chance to learn more about the Atlanta chapter. We’ll look back on the events we had this past year and look forward to upcoming events. It’s also a chance to learn how you can get more involved if you want.
This is a come and go event. You can stay the [...]

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February 16: How to NOT Give a Boring Presentation

February 16: How to NOT Give a Boring Presentation

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Our February meeting is about presentation skills. Kelly Vandever from Communications for Everyone will show us how to make sure we’re not boring when we’re standing up front. Thanks to everyone who voted for the topic.

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Vote for February's topic

Vote for February's topic

Kelly Vandever of Communications for Everyone will speak to us in February about presentation skills. She’s offered two presentations to choose from. Vote for the one you want to see.

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Write More, Write Less: Embracing the value of crafted words and images

Write More, Write Less: Embracing the value of crafted words and images

Wednesday, January 20 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Mirant, 1155 Perimeter Center West, Atlanta, GA 30338

Documentation teams are spending too little time writing well and too much time writing little-used information. Joe Welinske of WritersUA will present strategies for making sure what you’re writing is as effective as possible.

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