Better technical communication in 10 minutes or less!
10-Minute Tech Comm is a podcast offered by the UAH Business and Technical Writing Program. It features interviews with technical writing practitioners, scholars, and innovators who can increase your technical writing knowledge and skills. Episodes are no longer than 10 minutes, so you can get the best technical communication insights even with a busy schedule!
Episode 1: Bart Leahy on Freelancing
- Bart Leahy’s Heroic Technical Writing Blog
Episode 2: Nicole St. Germaine-Dilts on Spanish Speakers and Tech Comm
Episode 3: Dr. Huiling Ding on the Rhetoric of Epidemics
- Rhetoric of a Global Epidemic: Transcultural Communication about SARS by Huiling Ding
- Review of Rhetoric of a Global Epidemic from Inside Higher Ed
Episode 4: Dr. Dirk Remley on Neuroscience and Tech Comm
- How the Brain Processes Multimodal Technical Instructions by Dirk Remley
- More on the colavita visual dominance effect
- More on mirror neurons
Episode 5: Dr. Jeff Todd on Avoiding Litigation
- Todd, J. (2014) Avoiding litigation for product instructions and warnings. JTWC 44(4): 401-422.
- Restatement Third
Episode 6: Dr. Marika Seigel on Pregnancy Guides as User Help
Episode 7: Larry Kunz on Working with Subject Matter Experts
Episode 8: Danielle Villegas on Social Media
Episode 9: Dr. Han Yu on Comics in Technical Communication
Episode 10: Maxwell Hoffmann on Being an Adobe Technical Communication Evangelist
- Guiseppe Getto’s professional website
- Designing globally, working locally: using personas to develop online communication products for international users
Episode 12: Vinish Garg on Storytelling, Startups, and Technical Communication
Episode 13: Daniel Mann on Technical Communication at Facebook
Episode 14: Dr. Carolyn Boiarsky on Email and the BP Oil Spill
Episode 15: Liz Fraley on Single Sourcing
Episode 16: Dr. Felicia Chong on YouTube Tutorials
Episode 17: Dr. Miriam Williams on Race and Ethnicity in Tech Comm
Episode 18: Supersized Holiday Spectacular!
Episode 19: Katherine Spivey on Plain Language
Episode 20: Jonathan Saunders on Technical Writing at Uber
Episode 21: Tom Johnson on API Documentation
Episode 22: Kristen Cantrell on Technical Writing at Southwest Airlines
Episode 23: Dr. Leah Ceccarelli on Scientists in Zombie Movies
Episode 24: Supersize Episode on Medical Rhetoric
Episode 25: Jennifer Morse on Topic-Based Authoring
Episode 26: Dr. Barbara Reynolds on CDC’s Zika Communication Plan
Episode 27: Eric Shepherd on Technical Communication at Mozilla
Episode 28: Dr. Tammy Rice-Bailey on Working with Subject Matter Experts
Episode 29: 2016 Holiday Spectacular with Dr. Natasha Jones
Episode 30: Dr. Aimee Roundtree on Health Information and Facebook
Episode 31: Dr. Ehren Pflugfelder on Technical Descriptions and Reddit
Episode 32: Krista Van Laan on Starting Your Tech Writing Career
Episode 33: Diane Murphy on Content Strategy at Air BnB
Episode 34: Dr. Marte Otten on How Social Knowledge Shapes Perception
Episode 35: Amelia Chesley on Organizing the LibriVox Online Community
Episode 36: Jeff Gerding on the Federal Source Code Policy Open Comment Period
Episode 38: Dr. Lauren Kolodziejski on Writing an Academic Article
Episode 39: Dr. Kirk St. Amant on User Experience in International Contexts
Episode 40: Andrew Etter on Writing Software Documentation
Episode 42: Allison Augustyn on Writing for Science Museums
Episode 43: Chelsea Moats on Creating a Technical Writing Portfolio
Episode 44: Amruta Ranade on Learning New Technology
Episode 45: LIVE EPISODE: Kristin Scroggin on Communicating with Millennials at Work
Episode 46: Dr. Laura Gonzales on Sites of Translation
Episode 47: La Dra. Gonzales introduce su libro, Sites of Translation
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