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Do you have an eye for detail, a strong grasp of the English language, and a desire to help people through your writing? If so, then technical writing may be a good career choice. This site is designed to inform anyone considering a career in technical writing. |
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A list of frequently asked questions about technical writing, getting into the profession, and searching for jobs. |
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An in-depth analysis of the navigational elements of Newbie Techwriter, another site providing introductory information about technical writing. |
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Information on how to create a technical writing portfolio to showcase your work to potential employers. |
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A list of links to other technical writing-related Web sites. |
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This site was created by Michael Albrecht, a graduate student in Wright State University’s English department, to fulfill the requirements of ENG 600: Writing for the Web. I sincerely hope it is useful to anyone seeking information on technical writing, but it is not meant to be an exhaustive guide to the technical writing field. It will most likely not be regularly maintained after June 2008. For additional information on technical writing please see the links on my resource list. |
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Page created by Michael Albrecht |
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Friday, June 06, 2008 |
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© 2008 |
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