To write a user-friendly #user manual, ask yourself:
1. Is the end user familiar with your product or products like it?
2. How technically skilled is the end user?
3. What does the end user need to know?
Read more: https://t.co/twO0DiW9Ou.
#TechnicalWriting#UX#writer
Interesting article on technical writing and imposter syndrome, something I definitely struggle with from time-to-time! #tcidul https://t.co/zojjxSxhP9
As part of the MA in Technical Communication & E-Learning we are tasked with creating an e-portfolio. This article details why it is important to have, especially if job hunting. #tcidul https://t.co/zUWRyVGFvn
A very relevant article from @moodle on the difference between ‘quality online e-learning’ and ‘remote emergency learning’ which featured heavily at the beginning of the COVID pandemic. #tcidul https://t.co/pirrABYuh7
I discovered MOOCs only last year- for those of you may not know, MOOC stands for ‘Massive open online course’. They are generally free courses available online for large numbers of people to complete. There’s something for everyone’s interests: #tcidul https://t.co/6eZ2QzK9pI
Following on from my last tweet, this is a very interesting article explaining the effect the metaverse may have on e-learning #tcidul https://t.co/v1CgSM0wj6
"This book is like a 'Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy of Accessibility' for technical communicators, #usability practitioners, & more. There is something here for everyone."
- Karen Mardahl, STC AccessAbility SIG manager & Technical Writer, SimCorp .com https://t.co/uQKOXK0JSC
What is the role of the SME vs the ID? The instructional designer is the architect and curator of the course not necessarily the knowledge expert. As a result, you will need to rely heavily on SME's and their knowledge to create effective courses. #SME https://t.co/s5RmZj3mjE
The other day, I mentioned that if you are looking to transition into the learning space, you don’t need to become an “instructional designer.” ID feels liked the most mentioned term nowadays, but there are so many roles in the learning and development field. 🤓
Accessibility is an extremely important element of instructional design. This article provides some tips for designing accessible content: https://t.co/skmJpiZ2Re #tcidul
An interesting article on moving teaching content online- a challenge that faced many academics during the covid pandemic. #tcidul https://t.co/7VhVF6niFW
What is the role of an Instructional Designer? A handy guide for those of you interested in a career in the area, or for those people wondering what exactly it is their friends or family do!
#tcidul
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"...no academic would question the need for accessibility, but transcription has become a heavy burden. Perfect transcription can take up to three hours for every hour of recorded content...". BUT here are some steps to help ease the burden https://t.co/IXh5s3Frtw #tcidul