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The Australian Society for Technical Communication (Victoria) is a non-profit organisation for professionals involved in the communication of technical information.

The organisation was formed to provide members with professional development opportunities, and to increase public awareness of the profession.

ASTC News

Thursday 25-26 July 2009

Technical Writing and Documenting 2009

Presented by Jill Nicholson, this 2 day program covers more than Technical Writing and Documentation basics.

Click here for more information and registration details.

Thursday 2 July 2009

gStepOne, a free wizard writer

gStepOne is a free wizard writer released earlier this year by Wordware. In addition to enabling non-programmers to convert passive procedures into interactive wizards, it has also created range of new income opportunities for technical communicators, which could be quite a boon in these difficult times.

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Monday 27 April

Ark Group Australia is presenting multiple events in Melbourne and Perth, during April/May 2009.

BPM - Business Insights and Practices for Sustained Transformation

This two-day interactive masterclass will provide a holistic overview of business process management through outlining models and methods that are immediately applicable within your workplace. More information

Strategic Corporate Communication

Corporate communicators need to look for opportunities to refine and improve communication processes, cultivate a more diverse range of skill sets and put in place plans that will not only see their organisations better placed in a volatile market, but also lay the groundwork for success well into the future. More information

KM Australia - From Diverse Perspectives

  • Hear world leaders in KM delve into opportunities and challenges in collaborative working, distributed computing, strategic management and decision making Network and connect with KM professionals from around the globe.
  • Hear results proven case studies from Australian practitioners, and learn how they achieved KM buy-in within their organisations.
  • Explore KM toolsets and their practical application within business.
  • Get hands-on experience through attending our pre and post-conference workshops, where you’ll have the opportunity to work with the best in the field of knowledge management.
  • Share experiences during intense interactive sessions including a one on one debate, KM method cards activity, and World Knowledge Café.
  • Improve your understanding of how to achieve enterprise-wide knowledge sharing and collaboration.
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