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Technical writing 101

Are you thinking about starting a career in technical writing? Come learn the skills needed to succeed as a technical writer, get an overview of technical documents and document design, create portfolio samples, and gain insight on working life in the profession. This class is offered three times a year through Fairfax County Public School's Adult and Continuing Education program. Next class starts April 6, 2010. Register now

 

Thick skin required: four soft skills you need now

You know the difference between a transitive and an intransitive verb. You can troubleshoot computer networks in your sleep. You know the ins and outs of the latest help authoring tool. Being a successful technical communicator takes more than writing and technical aptitude though. Come learn four transferable soft skills that will carry you a long way in your technical communication career. Previously presented at the Society for Technical Communication Philadelphia Metro Chapter Conference in 2009. Contact Savita to present this 50-minute workshop for your organization

 

What you need to know about technical communication

Technical communication is not limited to 500-page software manuals. Tutorials, brochures, and job aids all present technical information to a variety of audiences. Is your technical information reaching your audience? Whether you write, edit, or approve technical documents, you need to now how to recognize quality. Learn what makes technical documents effective, including style, document design, and usability. Previously presented at the 2006 and 2007 Blacks in Government National Training Conferences. Contact Savita to present this 90-minute presentation for your organization