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Dr. Claudia Klumpp
IEC 82079-1 is the most important standard for the preparation of all types of usage information – from a tin of paint to very complex products such as large-scale industrial machinery. The revised...
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Kai Weber
Fostering good team culture and motivation in a team of technical writers can be tricky. Some teams are distributed or not even a formal team. Some teams are not embedded well in development or...
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Steve Wiseman
Outline of contents:
- documentation is more than "here's how the product works" - design thinking/interaction design and UX is now a core part of the development process
- technical writers need to...
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Matt Reiner
That little bit of extra love and care is what turns a dessert into a delight. So what about your product? Why not bake some of that sweet, sweet documentation right in? Together, we'll learn that the...
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Paula Stern
In Blogging – Part I, we discussed why you should have a blog, the differences between blogs and websites, main blogging platforms, the importance of knowing your readers, setting goals, and some...
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Dr. Birgitta Meex ,Dr. Daniela Straub
The processes of creating and translating/localizing information products are highly interwoven knowing that the content created by technical communicators along the product information life cycle...
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Monica Chis
For the creation and delivery of high-quality software products or applications, a strong quality culture for software development and quality-oriented teams are required.
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Cordula Schubert-Berker
Terminology has been an intensely discussed topic in the industry of technical communication. In summer 2015, a tekom working group was initiated, recruiting volunteers with diverse backgrounds to...
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Dimiter "Jimmy" Simov ,Ekaterina Mitova
We are all familiar with the task-based documentation approach. Writing about user tasks, however, is much better and easier when we understand the objects that users need to perform these tasks. We...
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Ekaterina Mitova ,Dimiter "Jimmy" Simov
We are all familiar with the task-based documentation approach. Writing about user tasks, however, is much better and easier when we understand the objects that users need to perform these tasks. We...
