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E-raamat: How to Write and Present Technical Information

  • Formaat: 256 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Sep-2017
  • Kirjastus: Greenwood Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781440855061
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  • Formaat: 256 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Sep-2017
  • Kirjastus: Greenwood Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781440855061

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Thoroughly updated to discuss the use of tools such as Skype and social media, this concise volume shows how effective communication—via written text and spoken presentations—can positively impact project management in professional environments.


• Maintains the quality of information that has made this text a longtime favorite while featuring significant updates to encompass current technology

• Provides readers with clear guidelines for designing and writing a wide range of professional documents and associated communications

• Offers effective strategies for solving communications problems

• Includes primary source documents that illustrate the advice given



Technical writing is not reality, but a recreation of reality to meet the needs of readers, says Side; professionals in technology disciplines have no time for minutiae in a report or paper, and even less for poorly written rambling accounts of technical information. He writes primarily for people in technology disciplines, but points out that in the 21st century, all disciplines produce and use technical information, so the material could be useful in a wide range of fields. He covers writer, audience, and documentation; getting started; how to write a paper or report; how to write specific documents; how to write and design for digital media; how to write and design associated communications; finishing the work; and presentations and meetings. Annotation ©2017 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

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This well-organized reference book includes excellent writing samples and explains important methods of how to write about technical information. . . . This professional work would be a welcome addition to the reference collection of an academic library. * Booklist Online * It has been nearly twenty years since the last edition of this indispensable text. . . . This book contains brief chapters, is thoughtfully organized for easy reference, and ensures that students master writing and other skills relevant to their personal and professional lives. Summing Up: Essential. Lower- and upper-division undergraduates. * Choice * This relatively short book is a useful resource for someone who needs a brief overview of writing different kinds of documents in a technology-driven workplace. * ARBA *

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Winner of 2018 Outstanding Academic Title 2018 (United States).Thoroughly updated to discuss the use of tools such as Skype and social media, this concise volume shows how effective communicationvia written text and spoken presentationscan positively impact project management in professional environments.
Preface vii
Introduction xi
PART I WRITER, AUDIENCE, AND DOCUMENTATION
1 Who We Are and What We Do
3(4)
2 How to Define High-Quality Documentation
7(6)
3 How to Define Your Audience
13(12)
PART II GETTING STARTED
4 How to Get Organized
25(10)
5 How to Get Information with Interviews
35(8)
6 How to Explain Your Subject
43(12)
7 How to Use Graphics with Reports and Papers
55(10)
8 How to Use Writing Tools
65(6)
PART III HOW TO WRITE A PAPER OR REPORT
9 How to Organize a Paper
71(4)
10 How to Write the Discussion or Body of an Article
75(6)
11 How to Write the Exit
81(4)
12 How to Write the Lead
85(8)
PART IV HOW TO WRITE SPECIFIC DOCUMENTS
13 How to Write Specifications
93(8)
14 How to Write Procedures
101(6)
15 How to Write Proposals
107(10)
16 How to Write Analysis Reports
117(6)
17 How to Write Product Descriptions
123(8)
PART V HOW TO WRITE AND DESIGN FOR DIGITAL MEDIA
18 How to Use the Internet in Professional Environments
131(6)
19 How to Design and Write for Mutlimedia Applications
137(10)
20 How to Design and Write for Social Media
147(8)
PART VI HOW TO WRITE AND DESIGN ASSOCIATED COMMUNICATIONS
21 How to Write Public Relations Documents
155(8)
22 How to Write Marketing and Advertising Documents
163(10)
23 How to Design Training Programs
173(8)
PART VII FINISHING YOUR WORK
24 How to Avoid Common Writing Problems
181(14)
25 How to Edit and Revise Your Work
195(10)
PART VIII PRESENTATIONS AND MEETINGS
26 How to Make Professional Presentations
205(12)
27 How to Use Visuals with Presentations
217(4)
28 How to Run Effective Meetings
221(8)
PART IX CONCLUSION
29 Final Thoughts
229(8)
Index 237
Charles H. Sides, PhD, is professor of communication and director of internships for the Department of Communications Media at Fitchburg State University.