Technical writing is any kind of writing you might be called upon to produce for an audience in your particular workplace. The term refers not only to complex, lengthy, heavily-illustrated documents like reports and user guides, but also to shorter pieces of writing like memos, letters, and progress reports.
But guess what? Technical writing can take place outside the workplace as well: Did you ever
All of these kinds of communicating are technical writing—and I bet you have a lot of experience with that kind of technical writing.
This week’s activities introduce you to the process of technical writing in general as well as to the ethical and legal considerations that influence technical writing.
After completing this week’s activities, you will be able to
Due Dates
No Discussing work because we have FOOTBALL 🏈 this week!
This week we’ll discuss what it means to put in your best effort, using the responses to the survey from the first week. As a result, the Discussion for Week 2 will not be available until August 30. [Removed because I'm still analyzing the survey]
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