In this unit, you learn about the types and purposes of technical documents. Also in this unit, you learn about audiences for technical document: their types, their focus on technical document, their interests and needs. You assess what types of information they need, what types of information they do not need, and how technically that information should be presented.
Here is the course overview video again, in case you missed it.
Click Discussion Board over in the panel to the left, and then click Create Thread.
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Please introduce yourself to the rest of the class and tell us a little bit about yourself—why you are taking this course, whether you've ever created a web page before. Comment on at least two other self-introductions in this course.
As for me, I left IBM in 1995 to come to ACC specifically to develop and teach online courses. Since then I have developed courses in Adobe FrameMaker and RoboHelp, MadCap Flare, XHML, CSS, XML, DITA, Git/GitHub . These are essential background for people wanting to become technical writers.
You can read more detail about me here: https:/mcmassociates.io/dmz_index.html
Upon completion of this module, you will be good at:
Read about specific audiences and take this quiz to test your understanding of what you've read.
Points: 1
Read about common types of technical reports and technical reports, and then take thequiz to test your understanding.
Points: 1
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