It’s a fair bet that the introduction of the new Troubleshooting information type into the DITA 1.3 technical authoring standard will affect how all Technical Authors write troubleshooting topics, regardless of whether they use DITA or not. That’s because the proposed elements for troubleshooting topics make good sense, and it offers a standardised approach to writing… Read more »
Tag: Technical Writing
Our next Advanced Technical Writing Techniques course – 24th April 2014
After a short break, our Advanced Technical Writing Techniques training course has returned. We’ve scheduled a public course for Thursday 24th April 2014, in South Kensington, central London. Past clients include technical communicators from Citrix, GE, IBM UK, Lloyds Banking Group, Sage plc, Schlumberger and Visa International. One delegate commented: “The way in which customers consume… Read more »
Our next Advanced Technical Writing Techniques course – 2 December
We’ve scheduled another Advanced Technical Writing Techniques public course – on Monday 2nd December. Discover the advanced new writing styles emerging in technical communication. Don’t get left behind: past clients include technical communicators from Citrix, IBM UK, Lloyds Banking Group, Sage plc, Schlumberger and Visa International. To book your place, see Advanced Technical Writing Techniques… Read more »
Technical writing career paths in the UK
Here are the slides on “Technical writing career paths in the UK”: Thanks to everyone who contributed.
Advanced technical writing techniques training: Next classroom course (and potential online course)
Do let us know if you’d be interested in us scheduling another public course for our Trends in Technical Communication – Advanced technical writing techniques course. We need just a couple more people for us to schedule a course date for June. Do let us know if you’d be interested in attending this course. Interested in an… Read more »