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WritersUA Conference for Software User Assistance
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Registration is open for the eighteenth annual WritersUA Conference for Software User Assistance. The event takes place March 21-24, 2010, in Seattle, Washington. The conference goal is to continue to provide an event with the most comprehensive and timely information specifically designed for user assistance professionals. It features over seventy cutting-edge topics from over forty experts, project demonstrations from other user assistance developers, plus an exhibition of products and services, certificate programs, and networking events.
For further information, see http://www.writersua.com/ohc/index.html.
The conference topics cover a broad range of key tools, processes, technologies, and techniques.
* User-centered Design & Usability
* eLearning Tools and Techniques
* Hands-on Computer Tutorials
* Mobile UA
* Adobe, Microsoft, Google
* Case Studies
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