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    Some Thoughts on Technical Writing in the Cloud

    December 9th, 2011 | 11 Comments »

    Cherryleaf -- Thoughts on Technical Writing in the Cloud

    Cherryleaf has an informative article about technical writing in the cloud. Ellis Pratt writes, There are a number of reasons why a Technical Author might want to use a cloud-based application. The first reason is cost. Instead of purchasing an application, cloud-based applications are typically offered on a monthly fee basis. If you’re looking to move to a DITA authoring environment, this spreading of costs … more »


    How to Avoid Extinction as a Technical Communicator

    June 15th, 2009 | 33 Comments »

    In a career development workshop at the TransAlpine Conference in Vienna, Ellis Pratt, one of the founders of Cherryleaf, argued that technical communicators may eventually become extinct if they keep using the same methods and formats to deliver information. Although there will always be a need for people to explain technical material non-technical people, Ellis said, others may be doing it instead, through the formats … more »


    Cherryleaf Survey | one man writes

    January 27th, 2009 | Comments Off

    Cherryleaf Survey | one man writes


    Top Technical Communication News for January 2009

    January 11th, 2009 | 7 Comments »

    [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Download MP3 (to download, right-click and select Save Target As) Length: 12 min. In this podcast, I cover the top 10 technical communication news items during the past month. This is a different type of podcast than I’ve normally done. The show notes below are excerpts of what I cover, but without any commentary.