Our next speaker, Mary Coe, indexer and editor of The Indexer, explains how we can get involved with editing Wikipedia pages about indexing #SIConf24

More #SIConf24 breakout discussions, including a peer review where indexers all index the same text and compare outcomes – always a powerful learning experience

Looking to the future, Melanie Gee and Ruth Martin are explaining our new CPD developments at #SIConf24, and we’re discussing the plans of our sister societies around the world too

And that’s the end of #SIConf24. Huge thanks to all who took part and to the conference committee for organising such an excellent event.

All done on Society of @Indexers 2024 online conference ‘Human Indexing in a Digital World’ #SIConf24. As SI Conference Director, sending my thanks to the many others involved in organising, hosting, presenting and taking part in this excellent event. #SIConf25 plans out soon!

New on the IPG blog: Ten things we learned at our Autumn Conference last week. If you were there, we'd love to hear your takeaways! bit.ly/3XChlSl #ipgac

ASI announces a new Online Learning Course "Make Your Own Macros" with Elizabeth Bartmess. Macros are like mini-programs that anyone can write, which allow users to use keyboard shortcuts to speed indexing, increase accuracy, and reduce small annoyances. bit.ly/4dO3YWp

We're delighted to announce that our 2025 conference will be in-person and residential from 19-21 September 2025. We'll be hosted by Edgbaston Park Hotel and Conference Centre at the University of Birmingham, UK. Save the date for #SIConf25 - we look forward to seeing you there.

Missed our 2024 conference? Today's blog post is an account of #SIConf2024 by our marketing director and one of the presenters, Tanya Izzard. Read about what happened at indexers.org.uk/posts/human-in…

Strong index game here in Delayed Gratification’s new ‘Misc.’ book – and Dennis Duncan should know about these things (as should I).

A great account of #SIConf24 from indexer Lyndsay Marshall, including a glimpse into the peer review: lm-indexing.co.uk/human-indexing…

Have you ever considered becoming a book indexer? It’s a stimulating career working flexibly from home with publishers and authors. Learn more from our blog series on becoming an indexer: buff.ly/3U1FLnj

What's better, searching or using the index to find what you need? The Content Pool discusses the options: thecontentpool.substack.com/p/to-index-or-…