The Official Publication of the STC Technical Editing SIG
Are you going to attend the STC Summit this year (14-17 May 2023)?
Are you going to listen to any of the excellent sessions?
Are you going to learn interesting things about our chosen profession of technical editing?
Why not share what you’ll learn with your colleagues?
Corrigo is looking for volunteer correspondents at the Summit to write summaries of the sessions they attend – if you are able to help, send an email to editor@stc-techedit.org,
Technical editing, regardless of how the discipline is defined, is first and foremost reader advocacy—be it for documentation clarity, accuracy, relevance, or accessibility.
The goal of the STC Technical Editing SIG (TESIG) is to provide its members with high-quality information about editing processes and best practices, as well as resources that demonstrate the value of editing and editors in an organization.
Here are some of the benefits the TESIG provides its members:
Continue reading “The STC Technical Editing SIG Is Here for You – but We Need You Too!”Are you going to attend the virtual STC Summit this year (5-9 June 2021)?
Are you going to listen to any of the excellent virtual sessions?
Are you going to learn interesting things about our chosen profession of technical editing?
Of course you are.
Why not share what you’ll learn with your colleagues?
Corrigo is looking for volunteer correspondents at the virtual Summit to write summaries of the sessions they attend – if you are able to help, send an email to editor@stc-techedit.org,
Do you have something to say that you think technical editing practitioners will find interesting? Then consider submitting it for publication on Corrigo!
You don’t need to be a member of the STC Technical Editing SIG – regardless of your official job title, we welcome and encourage everyone to read and submit to Corrigo.
Corrigo has lots of different feature categories:
You can submit short (1000 words or less), original content about subjects you think technical editing practitioners might find interesting, for example:
We’re also looking for longer, more detailed original articles about topics that pertain to technical editing, both its theory and its practice.
Send your submissions to the Corrigo editor, Yoel Strimling, at editor@stc-techedit.org.
We’ll try to get back to you within three weeks with our decision. If we think changes need to be made to the submission before it is accepted, we’ll make suggestions.
If you want to discuss possible ideas for submission to Corrigo, send an email to Yoel, and he’ll be happy to listen.
Are you going to attend the virtual STC Summit this year?
Are you going to listen to any of the excellent virtual sessions?
Are you going to learn interesting things about our chosen profession of technical editing?
Why not share them with everybody?
Corrigo is looking for volunteer correspondents at the virtual Summit to write summaries of the sessions they attend – if you are able to help, send an email to editor@stc-techedit.org,