If you've been thinking about attending the conference, delay no longer!
The early, early bird price ends July 31st, so if you want to save around $160
(non-members, 2 days), book now.
You will find a booking form on conference page of the ASTC web site:
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This page contains a description of the presentations and presenters.
The form contains the actual program. You can complete the form online and
email it using the Submit button on the form.
If you wish to print it and send it later, simply complete it then
photograph/PDF or scan it and email
conference@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:conference@xxxxxxxxxxx>.
After you've completed the form, either transfer the delegate fee into our bank
account or send a cheque. Details are on the form.
Unfortunately, PayPal isn't available at this time.
We also have three workshops happening this year. One in Sydney, the other two
in Melbourne.
Gerry Gaffney will be running a workshop on User-centred design in
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in early September. It might be a very useful workshop to attend.
Due to many suggestions last year, we are also running a workshop in Melbourne
on the day before the conference. This one is to teach video skills, something
that is requested in more and more job advertisements. The trainer is Grant
Mackenzie, a well known video evangelist.
The Sydney workshop is a two-day interactive course by Jill Nicholson and is
based on recognising and fixing the most common writing problems in technical
writing, and analysing the documentation process. The aim of the course is to
help you make your writing succinct and effective.
Visit
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for details.
Best regards...