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Review of Webinar School

By Richard Hamilton, on June 26th, 2017

The Instructional Design and Learning Special Interest Group (IDL SIG) of the Society for Technical Communication (STC) has just published a review of Bette Frick’s latest book, Webinar School: Planning, producing, and presenting your training webinar.

From the review, written by Jamye Sagan:

“Whether one has been producing webinars for years or just got […]

Webinar School now available in print and ebook form

By Richard Hamilton, on February 22nd, 2017

Bette Frick’s new book, Webinar School: Planning, producing, and presenting your training webinar, is now available in print and ebook form from online retailers worldwide.

Webinar School presents Bette’s practical tips for offering flawless webinars, keeping participants engaged, and having as much fun as the learners do. Based on her wide-ranging experience teaching both in-person […]

Virtual Summit on Advanced Practices in Technical Communication

By Richard Hamilton, on November 15th, 2016

The Content Wrangler is offering a three day, free virtual webinar series. Three days of free educational web presentations. The Virtual Summit on Advanced Practices in Technical Communication features 12 free one-hour sessions from some of the industry’s best and brightest talents — experts in XML authoring, content strategy, content management, translation and localization, intelligent […]

XML Press Authors at Content Agility 2013

By Richard Hamilton, on March 14th, 2013

Four XML Press authors are scheduled to speak at Content Agility 2013, which is being held in Gatwick (London), England, June 26-27:

Rahel Bailie and Noz Urbina, authors of Content Strategy: Connecting the dots between business, brand, and benefits. Sharon Burton, author of 8 Steps to Amazing Webinars. Eliot Kimber, author of DITA for Practitioners […]

STC Webinar: Choosing an XML Standard: The Case for DocBook

By Richard Hamilton, on October 25th, 2012

Next Thursday, November 1, I will be presenting a live Society for Technical Communication (STC) webinar titled, Choosing an XML Standard: The Case for DocBook.

Selecting an XML standard can be confusing and frustrating. It can be difficult to separate the hype from the substance as you look at various options. This webinar makes the […]

XML Press Newsletter — Spring 2012

By Richard Hamilton, on April 19th, 2012

The latest edition of the XML Press Newsletter is now available in HTML and PDF formats. This edition is devoted to four new releases:

8 Steps to Amazing Webinars, by Sharon, Information System Design Using TWiki, by Phil Gochenour, The Insider’s Guide to Technical Writing, by Krista Van Laan, and DITA for Practitioners Volume […]

8 Steps to Amazing Webinars Print Edition

By Richard Hamilton, on April 17th, 2012

Sharon Burton’s popular eBook, 8 Steps to Amazing Webinars, is now available in a print edition from XML Press.

See how webinars can increase qualified leads, generate industry buzz, and drive people to your brand.

Written by an industry leader who has run hundreds of webinars, this book is a no-nonsense guide that will take […]

XML Press to Publish Sharon Burton’s 8 Steps to Amazing Webinars

By Richard Hamilton, on March 21st, 2012

XML Press will be publishing the print edition of Sharon Burton’s popular eBook, 8 Steps to Amazing Webinars. This easy-to-read book is full of tips and tricks to improve your lead generation, increase your sales, and engage your audience by running amazing webinars.

Sharon Burton has run hundreds of webinars, and in this […]

MindTouch Webinar Q & A and Recording

By Richard Hamilton, on March 24th, 2011

The questions and answers from the March 4, Managing Writers webinar have now been posted at: Managing Writers Webinar Q&A.

A recording of the webinar is available from MindTouch at: Managing Writers Webinar Replay.

The MindTouch Webinar Series continues with Ann Rockley, Creating a Content Strategy for Support Centers on […]

Managing Writers Webinar

By Richard Hamilton, on March 10th, 2011

Thanks to everyone who attended the “Managing Teams of Writers” webinar last Friday. We had about 250 attendees, with participation from all over the world.

We got a lot of questions, which will be compiled and answered within the next week or so. We will post an announcement when they are ready. If you were […]