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Additions to the site since your last visit

This page contains a list of all significant changes I've made to the site, in reverse chronological order (most recent changes first). Scan down the list to find out what has changed since your last visit.

Date	Additions to the site
April 2013
21	Hart, G. 2013. Geeks like us: managing technical communicators based on insights gained from software developers. Intercom March:11–17.
20	Hart, G. 2013. Ten design principles and when to violate them. <http://techwhirl.com/ten-design-principles-and-when-to-violate-them/>
6	Hart, G. 2013. Book review: 100 ideas that changed graphic design. Technical Communication 60(1):73.
February 2013
2	Hart, G. 2012. Combining onscreen and online editing: discussing changes online with distant authors. Copyediting Dec. 2012/Jan. 2013: 9-10. <http://www.copyediting.com/combining-onscreen-and-online-editing-discussing-changes-online-distant-authors>
January 2013
26	Hart, G. 2012. Are you a marketeer or a technical communicator? Intercom Nov./Dec. : 22–23.
November 2012
21	Hart, G. 2012. Undead Americans are people too : a plea for better audience analysis to improve end-user documentation. <http://techwhirl.com/ecosystem/ua/undead-americans-improved-audience-analysis/> Hart, G. 2012. Book review: Dreamweaver CS5.5: the missing manual. Technical Communication 59(4):347–348.
October 2012
12	Hart, G. 2012. Writer’s block: different causes have different solutions. Part 1. <http://techwhirl.com/skills/development/writing/writers-block-different-causes-different-solutions-one/> Part 2. <http://techwhirl.com/skills/development/writing/writers-block-different-causes-solutions-2/>
September 2012
10	Hart, G. 2012. Book review: The copyeditor’s handbook: a guide for book publishing and corporate communications, with exercises and answer keys. Technical Communication 59(3):240.
July 2012
10	Hart, G. 2012. Signs of progress. Intercom April:36.
May 2012
24	Hart, G. 2012. Peer review strategies for technical writers. <http://techwhirl.com/editing/peer-review-strategies-technical-writers-learning-colleagues/>
April 2012
11	Hart, G. 2012. Revising the review-and-revision process: a case study of improving the speed and accuracy of technology transfer. Intercom February:22–27.
7	Hart, G. 2012. Technical communications primer: gestalt theory and visual design. <http://techwhirl.com/ecosystem/info-design/technical-communications-primer-gestalt-theory-and-visual-design/>
3	Hart, G. 2012. Thinking outside the box: what scientific communicators can learn from catastrophism, zombies, and reality TV. The Exchange 19(1):6–8.
March 2012
20	Hart, G. 2012. Book review: Enchantment: the art of changing hearts, minds, and actions. Technical Communication 59(1):74–75.
7	Hart, G. 2012. Five ways that consistency matters. <http://www.intelligentediting.com/consistencymatters.aspx>
3	Hart, G. 2012. Create technical writing consistency while you write—or add it later. <http://techwhirl.com/articles/create-technical-writing-consistency/>
January 2012
22	Hart, G. 2011. Exchanges: 10 years of essays on scientific communication. (now available for purchase) Hart, G. 2011. Save time by mastering the basics: efficient movement within a file. <http://techwhirl.com/articles/save-time-by-mastering-the-basics-efficient-movement-within-a-file/>
7	Hart, G. 2011. Book review: English for presentations at international conferences.
December 2011
10	Hart, G. 2011. Uprooting entrenched technical communication processes: process improvement using the kaizen method.
November 2011
13	Updated my guide to using revision tracking in Microsoft Word to include instructions for Word 2007, 2008, and 2011.
12	Hart, G. 2011. Principles of information design. Intercom September/October:27–28.
October 2011
22	Hart, G. 2011. Personas and the five W’s: developing content that meets reader needs, pt. 2. Applying the five W’s. <http://techwhirl.com/articles/personas-and-the-five-ws-developing-content-that-meets-reader-needs-pt-2/>
7	Hart, G. 2011. Personas and the five W’s: developing content that meets reader needs, pt. 1. What’s a persona? <http://techwhirl.com/articles/personas-and-the-five-ws-developing-content-that-meets-reader-needs-pt-1/>
September 2011
17	Hart, G. 2011. Getting feedback on our work. <http://www.techwr-l.com/content/getting-feedback-our-work>
June 2011
25	Added three new articles: Hart, G. 2011. Taking advantage of social media. Part I: the media are the message. <http://www.techwr-l.com/content/taking-advantage-social-media-part-i-media-are-message> Hart, G. 2011. Taking Advantage of Social Media. Part II: The Media Aren't the Message. < http://www.techwr-l.com/content/taking-advantage-social-media-part-ii-media-arent-message> Hart, G. 2011. Book review: Talent is overrated: what really separates world-class performers from everyone else. Technical Communication 58(2):166–167.
6	Added two new articles: Hart, G. 2011. Developing the required talent, part 1: personal training. Intercom January: 32–33. Hart, G. 2011. Developing the required talent, part 2: training your audience. Intercom April: 47-48.
May 2011
28	Belatedly added a link to the index for my publications in 2011. Oops!
14	Hart, G. 2011. Book review: Diagrams: Innovative Solutions for Graphic Designers . Technical Communication 58(1):79–80. Hart, G. 2011. Languages do shape how we think. The Exchange 18(1):4–5.
February 2011
9	Hart, G. 2010. Integrating text with graphics in procedures. Intercom December 2010:17–19.

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