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About the presentation

This presentation was offered at the STC Summit 2020!

Technical communicators serve as a cornerstone in the flow of feedback through organizations that goes well beyond editorial feedback on different content types. In this webinar, add some finesse to the way you give and receive feedback in your organization. Learn new ways to deliver meaningful feedback. Understand how to thoughtfully respond to feedback. Leave with some artful ways to approach the flow of feedback and some specific resources for additional learning.

Estimated time of presentation: 60min (not including Q&A or networking)

About the speaker

As a long-time technical communicator, Liz is currently building a knowledge management/content management practice at Senture, LLC. As an STC Associate Fellow, Liz has served on its Board of Directors, chaired the Community Affairs Committee, the Technical Communication Book of Knowledge Committee, and the Intercom Editorial Advisory Board. She has also served in various leadership roles in the Eastern Iowa and Washington DC Baltimore chapters.

Meeting format

Join us virtually on Tuesday 10/20 at 6PM PST. Timeline is tentative depending on the flow of our meeting.

• Brief annoucements and chapter news.
• Introductions/networking/job postings
• Speaker introduction (starts around 6:30 or 6:45pm)
• Speaker's presentation (45 to 50 minutes with room for question and answers at the end of the presentation).

How to join

Register by selecting the Register or Join button at the top of this page near the presentation title. You'll need to register for this event before the deadline. This is a FREE meeting. The evening before the meeting, you will get a Zoom meeting URL with a password emailed to you with the email that you registered with. 

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