Cherryleaf’s podcast on technical writing and becoming a better business communicator.
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Cherryleaf’s podcast on technical writing and becoming a better business communicator.
www.cherryleaf.com
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How do you keep on top of the news and trends in technical communication?
We share share the different channels that we use learn about the latest developments.
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We look at trends in trends in technical communication for 2020 and beyond from three perspectives: skills, technology, and a section we called "but".
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For our 75th episode, we have some fun at the British Museum.
We looked at some of the objects through the eyes of a technical communicator.
On the way, we managed to get a few things wrong. We mispronounced Jean-François Champollion's surname. It also turns out that the rules to the Game of Ur were discovered on a cuneiform clay tablet in the late 1980s.
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Tom Scott vs Irving Finkel: The Royal Game of Ur
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In this podcast, Ellis talks to Madi Weland Solomon about taxonomies, metadata and ontologies. We discuss:
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Yvonne Cleary is a lecturer in Technical Communication and Instructional Design at the University of Limerick, in Limerick, Ireland. In this podcast, Ellis talks to her about the courses at Limerick and her current research project. Yvonne is currently writing a book about technical communication practice, and, as part of that, she is interviewing technical communicators to gain insights about the field in the UK.
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More information: Technical Communication & E-Learning MA To contact Yvonne: yvonne.cleary@ul.ieCherryleaf helps you find better ways to create and manage your content
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We spoke to some of the delegates at the MadWorld Europe 2019 conference, which was held in October in Dublin. There's also some recordings from the conference itself.
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Client stories are where we talk about some recent projects. This episode relates to clients who have created a content strategy for their user assistance.
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Cherryleaf helps you find better ways to create and manage your content
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Client stories are where we talk about some recent projects. This episode relates to clients who have created API documentation and developer portals.
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Cherryleaf's API documentation writing services
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We reflect on the main themes contained in the presentations at the Technical Communication UK 2019 conference.
This conference is hosted by the Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators.
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This episode contains interviews recorded at the Technical Communication UK 2019 conference.
This conference is hosted by the Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators.
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Cherryleaf's recruitment service
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