This document outlines UniMAP's strategic goal to be ranked among the top 500 universities globally by 2020. It presents UniMAP's progress in increasing research quality and quantity between 2003-2014, including rising publication and citation numbers. UniMAP's current rankings by various metrics are provided, along with key performance criteria and focus areas to improve reputation in teaching, research, and internationalization by 2020.
Clipping Hola.com 14/11/11 @ IED BarcelonaIED Barcelona
El documento proporciona información básica sobre una revista femenina online como la fecha de publicación y la inclusión de imágenes pero no incluye detalles sobre la tirada, difusión, espacio, porcentaje de ocupación, valor o número de página.
This document outlines UniMAP's strategic goal to be ranked among the top 500 universities globally by 2020. It presents UniMAP's progress in increasing research quality and quantity between 2003-2014, including rising publication and citation numbers. UniMAP's current rankings by various metrics are provided, along with key performance criteria and focus areas to improve reputation in teaching, research, and internationalization by 2020.
Clipping Hola.com 14/11/11 @ IED BarcelonaIED Barcelona
El documento proporciona información básica sobre una revista femenina online como la fecha de publicación y la inclusión de imágenes pero no incluye detalles sobre la tirada, difusión, espacio, porcentaje de ocupación, valor o número de página.
Nicky Bleiel is a senior information developer at ComponentOne with over 17 years of experience in technical communication. She is also a director of the Society for Technical Communication. In this presentation, Bleiel discusses using SharePoint for content management and its integration with Doc-To-Help. She addresses common myths about SharePoint, highlighting how its document management features provide a basic but practical content management system without large investments. Bleiel also outlines SharePoint's translation management capabilities and how Doc-To-Help can create an end-to-end authoring and publishing solution when integrated with SharePoint.
This document provides an overview of change management, including:
- Change management involves communication, influencing, and planning skills to move an organization from its current state to a new state. It differs from project management by focusing on adoption rather than delivery.
- Change management is important because change is constant and affects individuals, teams, and the entire organization. It requires planning, management, and control to ensure the right changes are implemented.
- Benefits of change management include clarifying roles, reducing failed initiatives, faster implementation, and less duplicated efforts.
STC’s Ethical Principle for professionalism asserts: “We advance technical communication through our integrity and excellence in performing each task we undertake.” Professionalism, however, does not stop at the front door of the workplace. By virtue of their privileged status in society, professionals have a moral obligation to give back to the public a portion of their time and energy in order to improve the quality of life for all people. This presentation explores the similarities and differences between for-profit and nonprofit worlds in order to uncover opportunities for professional technical communicators to give back. By the end of this presentation, participants will be able to describe the nature of nonprofit organizations; list some characteristics of nonprofit communications; and explain the content, form, and style of the conventional genres of nonprofit communications.
Bringing an Entrepreneurial Mindset to Smaller College Journalism Programs --...Jake Batsell
1) A journalism professor at Southern Methodist University discusses bringing an entrepreneurial mindset to smaller college journalism programs through sponsored social media posts and assignments analyzing nonprofit newsrooms.
2) The program generated revenue through clearly sponsored Facebook statuses and tweets that helped build the sponsor's followers while providing equipment for students.
3) Assignments analyzing nonprofit newsrooms' financial sustainability and data visualization of funding sources helped students develop financial literacy and data-driven reporting skills.
echnology can be a driving force behind any industry's evolution. The same applies to learning. In this presentation, Ed Stengel from Brookwood will bring you up to speed with the latest trends in instructional technologies. Topics will include: Technology Platform Basics Online collaboration Classroom moves to Virtual Instructor Led Training (VILT) Education portals becoming virtual libraries, universities for training Technology applications that extend or enhance online learning Learning technology is the future of adult learning.
This document outlines a 16-session English course for culinary students with the following objectives: 1) Qualify students in culinary English terms, 2) Teach basic culinary and administrative vocabulary, 3) Improve kitchen operation conversation skills, 4) Explain quality and safety standards translations. Classes will be interactive with oral/written tests and held completely in English. Evaluation is based on classwork, homework, tests, attendance, participation, and a final exam or project. Weekly topics include European cuisines, pastries, chocolate, beer and a guest lecture. Professional training occurs weeks 8-14 with a final work submission or exam on week 16.
An Introduction to Usability
Testing—Karen Schriver
October 25, 2006. The
Fundamentals of Information
Architecture—Karen Schriver
November 8, 2006. Writing for
the Web: An Introduction—Karen
Schriver
November 29, 2006. The
Fundamentals of Usability Testing—
Karen Schriver
December 13, 2006. The
Fundamentals of Information
Architecture—Karen Schriver
BOOK REVIEW
The STC-PMC Bookshelf
Summer Reading List
By Mary Shaw
ummer is winding down, but
there's still time for a few more
good reads before the busy fall
season kicks in. Here are some
MoR® is a risk management framework that provides principles, processes, and guidance for identifying, assessing, and controlling risks. It aims to help organizations incorporate systematic risk management. The document discusses MoR®'s key components, including six processes to manage risks, benefits of the framework such as reduced surprises and more efficient resource use, and qualifications to validate risk management skills.
The document discusses Louisiana's oil and gas industry, with three key points:
1) Louisiana has large oil and gas resources, especially from unconventional sources like the Haynesville Shale, which is one of the largest natural gas fields in the US.
2) Advanced technologies like hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have revolutionized the domestic oil and gas industry and greatly increased production from shale and other tight rock formations.
3) Louisiana's oil and gas industry has had a significant economic impact, supporting thousands of jobs and billions in annual economic activity through development of resources like the Haynesville Shale.
The document summarizes the key points from an international workshop organized by WUSME on waste to energy. It provides an overview of the workshop agenda with presentations on waste management issues and solutions, case studies from different countries, and technologies for converting waste to energy. The workshop aimed to discuss turning waste from a problem into a resource and promote the role of SMEs in sustainable waste management and clean energy generation.
2013 Melbourne Software Freedom Day talk - FOSS in Public Decision MakingPatrick Sunter
Slides from my talk at the Melbourne Software Freedom Day, 21st September 2013, on the topic of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in public decision-making, particularly in the policy areas of climate change and transportation.
This document discusses various project management qualifications and certifications. It describes qualifications in project management methodology like PRINCE2, which provides structure and context for applying skills. It also discusses skills-based qualifications from professional bodies like the Association for Project Management (APM) and Project Management Institute (PMI) that support the development of project management skills and abilities. Finally, it provides details on specific qualifications like the PRINCE2 Foundation and Practitioner certifications and the APM Introductory Certificate, outlining their learning outcomes and who should pursue each.
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