Evaluating Your Web Site's Content  

Whether a web site is in its creation stages or it has been in place for a while, it can benefit from evaluation. Like all technical communicators, web authors must determine who their audience groups are, determine their needs, and determine the strengths and weaknesses of the site based on the needs of the audience groups.

Funkhouser, LaVonna F. STC Proceedings (1998). Articles>Web Design>Assessment

Issues In Scientific Communication  

We identify and discuss issues related to substantive editing of scientific material, and examine how technical communicators can support the development and communication of scientific information.

Armbruster, David L., Murrie W. Burgan, LaVonna F. Funkhouser, Mary Fae McKay Carolin Middleton, Barbara J. Miller, Margaret Boone Nestor and Elizabeth A. Smith. STC Proceedings (1994). Articles>Scientific Communication

The Marathon of Chapter Presidency  

This panel discussion takes shape as the audience molds it. Each panelist is a past STC chapter president. Issues are audience-dependent but may include topics such as handling volunteers, managing money, recruiting members, and so forth. Join this informal discussion to share ideas, quandaries, and solutions for successfully leading a chapter.

Blankinship, Ann, Barbara B. Brogan, LaVonna F. Funkhouser, Gary L. Higgins and Gary M. Smith. STC Proceedings (1995). Articles>TC>Community Building>STC

Training Your Intranet's End-Users and Content-Providers  

A technical writer on an intranet team can also play the role of trainer. This paper provides a 'how to' of training end-users and content-providers associated with a web- and PDF-based company intranet. These ideas will be expanded in the session and on the CD-ROM of the Proceedings.

Funkhouser, LaVonna F. STC Proceedings (1997). Articles>Education>Intranets>Web Design