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ACM/SIGCHI Mailing Lists and Aliases
The SIGCHI mailing and discussion lists are open to all interested people and do not require ACM or SIGCHI membership. Posting to the lists is moderated to avoid spam, irrelevant posts, and subscription queries, but are generally open to to any people, whether subscribers or not. Many lists are archived and searchable on the Web.
ACM SIGCHI. Resources>Mailing Lists>Human Computer Interaction
#23199
The AIfIA-announce newsletter is a free email that is published twice a month. It includes news about what's new with AIfIA and partner sites.
#10197
An archive of the messages sent to the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing mailing list.
#25693
Bakhtin, Vygotsky, Composition, and Rhetoric
The Bakhtin/Vygotsky listserv invites subscribers to post information relevant to Bakhtin/Vygotsky scholarship, including announcements of publications, conferences, seminars, calls for papers, etc.
Zappen, James P. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Resources>Mailing Lists>Rhetoric
#18673
The Best of CHI-WEB and SIGIA-L
The chi-web and sig-ia mailing lists are two email based discussion groups on the topics of web usability, design and human computer interaction (the later with a heavier emphasis on information architecture). To subscribe to chi-web, read the info page or to get a better flavor for what happens there, use its full searchable archive. Alternatively, you can join sigia-l from here or view the sigia-l archive . Using the archives for each mailing list, I've compiled a list of the summary postings from useful threads, and a few personally selected favorite postings. Please note: my list below is not an exhaustive list of summary postings. I just picked the ones I found most salient and valuable for reference. Also, these summaries are collections of contributing posts: they are a mixture of opinions and commentary, with some references to reports, usability data, websites or books.
Berkun, Scott. UIWeb. Resources>Mailing Lists>Web Design>Multimedia
#20901
The BizCom Discussion Group focuses on issues and concerns related to business communication research, pedagogy, and practice.
Association for Business Communication. Resources>Mailing Lists>Business Communication
#26538
Folks on the Interaction Design Discussionion mailing list posted some tips and Web sites helpful in conducting a job search.
IxDA Resource Library (2005). Careers>Usability>Mailing Lists>Interaction Design
#25927
This is an open forum to discuss Communications related employment opportunities from Advertising to Technical Writing. Employers may feel free to notify the club of any employment opportunities they may have that are related to Communication careers.
#21762
CHI-WEB is an ACM SIGCHI moderated discussion list on the human factor aspects of the World Wide Web.
ACM SIGCHI. Resources>Mailing Lists>Human Computer Interaction
#18820
CHI-WEB is an ACM SIGCHI moderated discussion list on the human factor aspects of the World Wide Web.
ACM SIGCHI. Resources>Mailing Lists>Human Computer Interaction
#20907
A USENET newsgroup for discussion among users of Adobe FrameMaker.
#12986
This site is primarily for use by Copyediting-L subscribers who need information about the list's operation. (For general assistance with Listserv commands, see Indiana University's Knowledge Base.)
#20381
Vor fast anderthalb Jahren haben wir CSS-Design online gestellt. Seitdem haben wir viel über CSS dazugelernt - genug jedenfalls, um zu sehen, daß ein gründliches Redesign dieser Seiten notwendig wurde. Unsere Besucher sehen davon wenig - die Optik der alten Layouts ist fast ohne Änderung erhalten geblieben, und auch die Texte haben wir nicht umgeschrieben. Umso größer sind die Veränderungen unter der Oberfläche.
Klinger, Claudia and Michael Charlier. Webwriting-Magazin. (German) Resources>Mailing Lists>CSS
#24725
The digital technology today allows you to manipulate or construct content in different ways not possible before. The same technology allows content to be carried across different platforms.We are providind informations in six major sectors http://www.hunt99.com
George, Ginu. Technocrats (2004). Resources>Mailing Lists>Knowledge Management
#27373
The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML-based, end-to-end architecture for authoring, producing, and delivering technical information. This architecture consists of a set of design principles for creating 'information-typed' modules at a topic level and for using that content in delivery modes such as online help, books, and Web sites.
#22596
Gurudutt Kamath's columns on technical writing. Groups for technical writers in India. Indexing, Translation, resources for technical writers.
Kamath, Gurudutt R. DocumentorG. Resources>TC>Mailing Lists>India
#24973
Columns on technical writing. Continuation of the column written from 2001-03 for IT People.
Kamath, Gurudutt R. Topica (2004). Resources>Mailing Lists>Writing>Technical Writing
#21528
This is a mailing list for users of the Dreamweaver Depot website; it will list upcoming events, changes to the website, as well as another forum for general Macromedia Dreamweaver questions.
#22899
One of the difficulties many editors face in their work is isolation from other editors. In the past, there seem to have been more opportunities for sustained learning from experienced editors because there were more editorial departments in organisations. Now, editing tends to be outsourced to individuals on a project basis, and the profession has fragmented in terms of means for mutual support and sustained relationships. However, how we are perceived by clients is a function of our collective professionalism and competence. For our own credibility and sustainability as a profession, we need to support one another to be the best we can be. Electronic communication technology offers a fantastic opportunity to regenerate a sense of community for editors, and Editalk has the potential to become a lively forum for advice, for debate, for the exchange of information — an extended dialogue and collective mentor.
#19764
A community discussion forum for users of eHelp software.
Adobe (2003). Resources>Mailing Lists>Software>RoboHelp
#29920
A group for users of 'FrameScript' software.
#20168
GoLive Talk is an email list for discussion on topics related to the GoLive product from Adobe Systems.
#18691
A complete archive of discussion threads from the TECHWR-L mailing list.
#19396
HCI Newsgroups and Mailing Lists
This section lists newsgroups and mailing lists which enable you to communicate about HCI on the Internet.
de Graaff, Hans. HCI Index. Resources>Directories>Mailing Lists
#10678
Help Authoring Tools and Techniques Mailing List
A mailing list for help authors to discuss tools and techniques.
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