Re: Brushing up on my technical skills

[Mary Arrotti <mary_arrotti -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Have you checked on local job listings? That might give you a better feel for what types of tools & skills area employers are looking for. 

Ginger Moskowitz <vmoskowitz -at- bellsouth -dot- net> wrote:  I need some advice on brushing up on my technical skills.
Currently I am a stay at home mom but eventually I hope to reenter the
tech writing field.
In the meantime I'm considering taking one or more classes to enhance my
skills.
My local community college has classes in Macromedia Flash and Active
Server Pages.
What other tech skills should I consider learning/improving?
       
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