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Embedded Links and Online Reading Accessibility: Whitney Quesenbery and Caroline Jarrett, #stc10

by David CHEN on May 7, 2010 •
categories: video • technical-writing • web-design

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  5. 1.3 Storytelling for User Experience: Whitney Quesenbery at the STC Summit #stc10
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  7. 1.5 Breaking into the Mobile Market: Joe Welinski at the STC Summit in Dallas, #stc10
  8. 1.6 → Embedded Links and Online Reading Accessibility: Whitney Quesenbery and Caroline Jarrett, #stc10
  9. 1.7 Pay-per-Content Versus Free: Char James-Tanny and Bill Swallow at the STC Summit in Dallas, #stc10
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  12. 2.0 New Variables for Technical Writing Project Managers: Larry Kunz at the STC Summit in Dallas, #stc10
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In this video, I talk with Whitney Quesenbery and Caroline Jarrett about the feasibility of removing links embedded directly within paragraphs -- which Kathryn Summers and Ginny Redish describe as "exit points" that confuse and disorient low-literacy readers.

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