We have added a knowledge file to our Using Generative AI in technical writing course. This knowledge file is a user guide for an imaginary application called ABC video player. Delegates can use this file when creating a chatbot if they don’t have their own content they can use. Some delegates told us they were… Read more »
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Our next policies and procedures course: 5/6 March 2024
The next public policies and procedures writing course will be delivered in two parts on the mornings (0930-1230) of Tuesday 5th March and Wednesday 6th March 2024. Cherryleaf’s policies and procedures training course teaches you how to write clear and effective policies and procedures, in a straightforward and efficient way. These documents are important, because:… Read more »
Now open: “Using Generative AI in technical writing” training course
Yesterday, we pushed the button and went live with our elearning course on using generative AI in technical writing. The course covers how technical communicators can use Generative Artificial Intelligence to help them: Be more efficient Create better deliverables for their users We went through all the key stages in a technical writing project. At… Read more »
New updates to our Technical Author/Technical Writer/technical writing training course
We’ve updated the videos, exercises, and handouts in our Technical Author/Technical Writer/technical writing training course to reflect technical writing in 2023. The new video presentations in the course are more engaging, with many more examples of each key learning point. The videos are now in Full HD (1080p), with subtitles. What will I learn? In… Read more »
Podcast 110: After basic techcomm training, what next?
In addition to the basic skills in technical communication, what other skills does a technical communicator need? In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we look at the areas where technical communicators deepen and widen their skill set. We consider what should be the topic for our (Cherryleaf’s) next elearning course. Twitter thread: Does anyone have… Read more »