Ellis Pratt, Director at Cherryleaf, will be presenting at the TCUK25 conference on the topic of: “Automate All the Things? The Present and Future of Automation in Technical Writing“. Many technical communicators already use automation, sometimes without even realizing it. But what are we missing, and what comes next? And, importantly, why automate? This session… Read more »
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Meetup: How is Generative AI impacting technical communication?
Cherryleaf’s Ellis Pratt will be speaking at the November 2024 meeting of the Write The Docs London community on How is Generative AI impacting technical communication? Write The Docs London is: “A peer to peer meet-up for documentarians. If you care about helping your readers have an awesome experience when they finally do read the… Read more »
Podcast 61: What Skills Will Technical Communicators Need for the Upcoming Years?
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we look at the skills we’ll need in the future. This a practice recording of Ellis’ keynote presentation at the Evolution of TC 2019 conference, which was held in Sofia, Bulgaria earlier this week. Transcript This is the Cherryleaf podcast. Hello and welcome to the Cherryleaf podcast. This… Read more »
Keeping focus when implementing a digital strategy
On Wednesday, I saw a presentation by Rosie Hatton, the Strategy Delivery Lead for Parliament’s Digital Service (PDS), at the House of Parliament. Her presentation was called “Why Parliament’s Digital Strategy is like a Cottage Pie”. “Through its 2016-2021 digital strategy, Parliament is changing how it works to improve how it engages with citizens. Our goal… Read more »
What’s the deal about structured content?
This is a recording of a presentation from the February 2018 London Content Strategy Meetup. “Content can often seem like jelly – messy and hard to manage. In this presentation, we’ll look at whether you can reduce this messiness through structured writing. In this overview of the topic, we’ll explore what is structured writing, what… Read more »