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About the Course

Technical Writing seamlessly blends the art of communication with the nuances of technology. Tailored for a diverse audience, including writers, communicators, engineers, and IT professionals, this course serves as a beacon, guiding participants toward the creation of effective technical documents tailored to specialized audiences. Starting with the fundamentals of technical writing, participants will delve into its history, discern its unique features, and grasp the core elements. This segment emphasizes audience-centric content, the journey from planning to publishing, and the importance of continuous feedback. Transitioning to design principles and tools, the course sharpens participants' skills in document aesthetics from typography to layouts. They'll also explore essential modern tools, including advanced word processors and collaboration platforms like GitHub. The next phase introduces a range of technical documents, from user manuals to API documentation, emphasizing the ethical responsibilities of writers. It underscores creating accessible, globally resonant content with cultural sensitivity and localization insights. Concluding with advanced topics and career advancement, participants will tackle complex documentation challenges, embrace multimedia elements, and explore writing for platforms like VR and AR. This segment also preps participants to build a strong technical writing portfolio and foster professional networks. By the course's end, participants will emerge as proficient technical writers, skilled in varied writing forms, contemporary tools, and ethical documentation, ready to showcase their expertise and embark on a rewarding career journey. This is a beginner to advance level of course, intended for learners with a background in Computer Science and Technology and professionals looking to upgrade their skills in Technical Writing....

Top reviews

HM

May 21, 2024

Loved this course so much! Opened my mind a lot of new things I had no idea about. I also enjoyed the further readings, they were more in-depth and were great reads overall.

JA

Apr 9, 2024

The speaker is very well versed with the topic and uses plain and understandable language whilst not sacrificing the quality of the content.

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By 犬神小夜子

May 17, 2024

Because of the instructor's accent, it took a lot of work to listen to. The writing was not succinct, and I was disappointed. The course structure is good.

By Tajbibi S

Apr 9, 2024

The pronunciation is poor. Material is good and well organized. The CEO was not explained and it is in the quiz

By May A K

Apr 9, 2024

The course is not bad. But it is not so engaging. Also I feel bored while taking the course.

By Promise N

Apr 26, 2024

Having completed week 1, the following are my observations: 1. The voice of the presenter was low. 2. The explanations of the presenter most times did not synch with the points in the slides presented. 3. Two questions in the graded quiz: questions 1 and 11 are the same but with different answers. Who does that?? 4. I believe this course's creator(s) can do better in creating high-level questions for the students. I was expecting questions that would get me thinking. I did not pen down any points during the lessons but breezed through all the questions. Which is unlike me.

By Nick W

Apr 17, 2024

by the way, there is an error in the first graded quiz, unless my brain is really not working today: 11. Question 11 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective technical documents? 0 / 1 point Incomplete information Visual aids and illustrations to enhance understanding A clear table of contents and headings Complex language and jargon Incorrect Effective technical documents should provide complete information.

By Regan C (

Apr 12, 2024

Lots of errors in the quizzes, repeat questions mainly. In one quiz, all the answers were C. The information was great for a beginner course, but felt my knowledge was not truly tested due to the multitude of errors.