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Level 1 An Introduction to Technical Writing (EE)

An Introduction to Technical Writing

(Author Snoozebob, Documentation Sector Manager editing by Bartosz Gosieweski Group Leader) Sitronics TS A.s. Czech republic

[edit] Easy English (EE) Versions

  1. Technical writing Overview (EE)
  2. Personas (EE) How to use the correct language for the people who will read the documents
  3. Researching and interviewing(EE) How to interview experts (SMEs)
  4. Structuring Information(EE)
  5. Writing clearly(EE)
  6. Collaborating(EE)

[edit] Supplementary (EE) courses

  1. Writing Requirements and Functional Specifications)(EE)
  2. The Development Process (SDLC)(EE)
Technical Writing Level 2 EE

Technical Writing Level 2 EE

[edit] Full Versions by TWFred

  1. Technical writing Overview
  2. Personas
  3. Researching Information
  4. Structuring Information
  5. Writing Clearly
  6. Collaborating
  7. The Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC)


Level 2

[edit] Full Versions by TWFred

  1. Documentation and Translation Tools
  2. Presenting Information
  3. Documentation Project Management
  4. Types of User Documentation
  5. Document Design
  6. Documentation Cost and Schedule Estimating
  7. Internationalization, Localization and Globalization
  8. User Interface Design



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  • Requirements Analysis
  • Check Lists and Template Links
  • Style Guide
  • Exercises
Users, Functions, Structures

[edit] Meeting User Goals

Our workshops provide practical training in defining system requirements. This is targeted for:
  • managers
  • analysts
  • architects


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Technical Writing at Wikiversity
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Technical Writing is a rewarding and intellectually stimulating career. The demand for writers who can communicate complex topics in simple formats has never been greater. Technical writing isn't about "dumbing down"; it's about writing to the correct level.

Technical writers are women and men with strong language and interpersonal skills who produce documentation for some of the smartest people in the world. As you read these pages, please feel free to change them. We enthusiastically welcome your participation.


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  • Documentation Project Management
  • Documentation Tools
  • Cost and Schedule Estimating
  • Exercises and Links
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