After the title, add an introductory sentence that describes what the reader will do in each step and what role it plays in achieving the overall goal of the tutorial. Focus on the reader. Instead of phrases like “We will learn” or “I will explain,” use phrases like “You will buil...
Tone and style should be instructive without being academic; professional, yet accessible; technical in nature, but always with practical takeaways. Articles should include in-depth coverage of the inner workings of the subject matter (principles of operation), a discussion of the enabling technologie...
Hofler, S.: Legislative Drafting Guidelines: How Different Are They from Controlled Language Rules for Technical Writing? In: Kuhn, T. and Fuchs, N. (eds.) Controlled Natu- ral Language. Springer, Zurich (2012).Hofler, S.: Legislative Drafting Guidelines: How Different Are They from Con- ...
This can sometimes trip technical writers up, but writing a management plan isn’t really that hard. In fact, once you get used to writing them, you may end up feeling like a management plan should appear in all your proposals. The management plan does not describe what you are going ...
Think Marketing Magazine (TMM) is a professional B2B magazine that leans heavily towards more professional audiences such as CMOs, Marketing Heads and etc in the MENA region. Please ensure you are keeping the audience in mind while writing to avoid: ...
The more keywords you provide in a topic, the more likely it is that users will be able to find the topic they're looking for. It's typically best to include several types of keywords in each topic, including: Nontechnical terms that are likely to occur to beginning users. ...
A "thread killer" is a great piece of information that when quoted or referred to can stop a technical discussion or alias question (a discussion thread) with no further comments. Look at the alias, understand the questions being asked, and tackle the root causes and underlying problems that...
Avoid technical jargon wherever possible, explaining it clearly when it is unavoidable; Keep abbreviations to a minimum, particularly when they are not standard; If you must use an abbreviation, make sure you spell it out fully in the text or legend the first time it appears; Clearly explain ...
Never skip a heading level. The only exception are run-in headings which can be used at any hierarchical level. Terminology, units & abbreviations Technical terms and abbreviations should be defined the first time they appear in the text. ...
In the studio, there's a camera, recording equipment, computers and technical staff to help Struck, the instructor, to record lectures and conduct live question and answer sessions with students 大约54,000名学生在世界范围内在希腊和罗马神话方面当前采取这条路线。 在演播室,有照相机、录音设备、...