Technical Writer's Portal

TechTotal welcomes all aspirants for Technical Writing training. A special concession would be provided for all college graduates.

We are planning to start a new batch for fresh graduates in our new premises this weekend, interested students can register and avail a special discount.

TechTotal – "The perfect solution for Technical Writing" a leading documentation Company has established its new permanent office “TechTotal Hub” in Pearl City Hyderabad, India to expand its services to valuable clients. Situated at the prime location of the city, the new premises is facilitated with state-of-art infrastructure, spacious area , highly sophisticated equipments, advanced Security etc. The hub features a welcoming reception area, staff offices, and diversified blocks dedicated for each operation like Technical Writing , e-learning and Knowledge center. The facilities also include a nice cafeteria, wellness centre, recreation room and library.

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By Janis Ramey and Marlene Miller
We made a rather surprising observation as judges for the chapter's recent online competition: Several entries showed the classic symptoms of poor editing, which (we assumed) would have been a routine part of any technical communicator's documentation process. Poor editing kept these entries from the winners' circle. Their content may be (and probably is) excellent, but poorly edited entries don't win awards.

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Visit the below website for Statistical information of Writers and editors in USA....

http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos089.htm

The demand for qualified technical writers is constantly growing. For every software application or technology product that's developed, there's an instant need for accompanying documentation. In a global market increasingly dependent on high-tech products and services, it's virtually guaranteed that technical writing opportunities will never run dry.

1. Don’t check a job as though you’re reading the newspaper. You need to read slower than normal to notice, not just misspelt words, but irregular word space, full stops and commas. The smaller the type, the more careful you have to be. Condensed type is always a challenge.

2. Are all the various kinds of headings consistent? Are these the same all the way through your document? Is the space between them the same? Do they employ logical elements of importance, for example are your main headings larger and/or bolder than your subheadings?

http://www.idratherbewriting.com/2008/02/16/technical-writing-careers-answering-13-questions-about-technical-writing-jobs/

Instructional Designing Course Syllabus
1. Instructional Designing Concept
2. Instructional System Designing
• ADDIE model
• Rapid Prototype Model
3. Instructional Theories
4. E-learning
• Technology
• Levels of e-learning
• LMS/LCMS
5. ID Standards
• SCORM
• AICC
6. ID Contents Framing
• Organize
• Storyboarding
• Incorporate Text and images
• Audio
• Video
• Animations
• Quiz or Test
7. Story Boards
8. ID Types and Modes
• CBT
• WBT
• Streaming
• Prototyping
• Simulations
• Demonstrations
• Video Tutorials
• Tests and Quiz
9.

“Could you please tell us about yourself?” This is a question that opens almost every interview. Unfortunately, many candidates fall at the first hurdle, stumped by this deceptively simple, yet surprisingly difficult to answer question. It can seem like a very ambiguous question to pose to a candidate at the beginning of an interview, but from the interviewer’s point of view, it is a simple ice breaker that will allow him to get to know the candidate better, refreshing in his mind the unique skills and selling points that he has to offer without having to re-read the resume all over again.

1. Forgetting the connection between quality and credibility.
• Quality in presentation reflects upon the material’s credibility. Examples – formal
report submitted on recycled paper (poor quality), proposals or documents with
misspellings, etc.
2. Treating email casually.
• Sign, proofread, do not use ALL CAPs, etc.
3. Misgauging your audience’s comprehension level.
• Understand your audience, non-engineers and non-scientists may not comprehend
your technical language. Different disciplines use different technical language.
4.

Below is the listing of some of the keyboard Shortcuts in Ms Word

Use CTRL+SHIFT+C to Copy the style and CTRL+SHIFT+V to Apply the copied Style
CTRL+1 For linespacing = 1
CTRL+2 For linespacing = 2
CTRL+5 For linespacing = 1.5
CTRL+E For aligning the paragraph to center
CTRL + L For left aligning the paragraph
CTRL + R For Right aligning the paragraph
CTRL +J For aligning the paragraph on both ends
ALT+CTRL+D Endnote
ALT+CTRL+F Footnote
SHIFT + F3 Change Case
CTRL+SHIFT+A Change case to ALL caps
ALT + SHIFT + X Mark index Entry window appears
CTRL+SHIFT+N Change the style t

Required skills:
Articulate, MS Visio, MS office.
Qualification: B.E/B.Tech/ M.E/M.tech/ MCA (with 60% and above across the career)

Note: Candidate should be able to join in 15-20days.

Experience:
1 - 4 Years
Location:
Hyderabad / Secunderabad

Company Name:
Conseco Data Services (India) Pvt.

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