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| Thursday | You're in a technical role in a newsroom and you find yourself in one of two positions: The Asker, where you gather project pieces from different contributors to create a product; or the Person Being Asked, where you must parse people's technical needs into a tangible plan of action. Getting what you need is an art for any developer who also wears a project management hat. But how to ask? Or how to dig in to find out where a question is stemming from? What's the best way to communicate with people eager to help, but who may not understand the technical challenges? Many of the technical problems developers experience can be fixed with clear communication among mixed teams where everyone's expertise is validated, so we’ll be sharing tips, common pitfalls and experiences on how to manage a project from vision to reality. This session will be part open round table discussion, and part small groups and games. | Lauren Flannery, Karen Hao | LaurenFlannery3, _KarenHao | navigating-technical-communication | 75 minutes | y | Ski-U-Mah | 10-11:15am | thursday-am-1 | Navigating technical communication with journalists | y |