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June: Privacy on the Internet…I don’t think so

You will be provided with real world examples by a presenter whose primary work is OSINT investigation (open-source intelligence, data gathering from publicly available sources), along with an extensive handout containing various domestic and international websites for gathering intelligence, tips … Continue reading

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May: The Leap From Open Source Volunteer to Full-Time Tech Writer

Open source software projects provide writers (and software engineers) opportunities to develop their skills, make meaningful contributions, and produce authentic work samples. These projects are almost always looking for help, including documentation and testing. But how do you get noticed … Continue reading

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April: To Contract or Not To Contract?

Many technical writers and content developers are curious about converting from salaried roles to contracting or freelancing. The freelance market promises flexible work schedules, the ability to work from anywhere, and the ability to cherrypick exciting projects. But most writers … Continue reading

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March 14: Opportunities and Strategies for Writing about Cyber Security

Cybersecurity skills are in high demand, yet in short supply. Professionals from many disciplines are moving into this field. Learn about what’s happening in cybersecurity and how technical communicators can apply skills that we already have to contribute to global … Continue reading

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February 14: “What You Need to Know about IPv6 and the Internet of Things”

IPv6 is critical to operation of the internet and foundational to the Internet of Things. At our February 14 session, you’ll learn these things: 1. What IPv6 is and how it differs from its predecessor, IPv4. 2. Why is it … Continue reading

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