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Information Architecture: Using Cards To Index, Organize and Structure User-Focused Websites

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Ivan Walsh

One of the alternative careers I’ve considered as a Technical Writer is Information Architecture. Information Architecture is worth considering if you’re attracted to organization of data, for example, indexing, rather than writing. I get a bit tired to typing at times and enjoy other tech comms activities such as analysis, diagramming, and documentation planning. This short article gives some insight into how Information Architecture is used when developing websites. So, for those of who want to retain your writing skills and move into web-facing career, maybe Information Architecture is worth exploring. Continue reading →

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Can She Lead? Are Women Better Technical Writing Managers Than Men?

Posted on June 3, 2010 by Ivan Walsh

The Harvard Business Review asks What the U.S. Can Learn From Europe About Gender Equality in the Workplace, and then Can She Lead? These articles raise the sensitive issue of a) whether women make good bosses, 2) want to be … Continue reading →

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