The 14 Habits of Highly Effective Technical Writers
Are you a highly effective technical writer? If you are not, how can you dramatically improve as a technical communicator? If you are, how can you help others to become highly effective?
What if there were some tips or ideas that could make your job dramatically easier, and your performance dramatically more effective? Would you want to know about them? Join us to find out!
The Other Kind of Funnies: Comics in Technical Communication
This webinar proposes the exciting idea of developing comics-style technical communication. It refutes the stigma that comics have little to do with technical communication—that the former is entertaining (in a low-brow sense) and juvenile, whereas the latter is practical and serious (to the point of stuffiness). The webinar argues that comics are a medium first […]
Building a Culture of Feedback in Your Organization: A Key Leadership Goal for Technical Communicators
This webinar is based on two in-depth online modules the presenter and his colleagues have developed, based on published research, about the power of feedback as a driver for learning in writing. Here, it is presented to technical writers who themselves are asked to lead their teams to becoming better communicators. We think of this […]
Introduction to Photoshop
In this webinar, we will take a tour of the Photoshop interface, introducing the many tools within Photoshop and allowing the attendees to explore and use them. We will examine the following: Layers feature of Photoshop Become able to create, delete, move and copy layers Understand how Photoshop structures complex images through this panel In […]
Shaping Decisions: Writing and Designing Technical Decision Support
Evidence-based practice is priority for several technical fields: medicine, psychology, speech pathology, and software engineering, among others. Decision support such as websites, apps, guidelines and reporting interfaces are designed from the best evidence in the field, for the purpose of helping practitioners make the best decisions in design, diagnosis, treatment, and reporting. These aids are […]