Now, more than ever, is the time to expand your skill
set.
Whether you are a fully employed
technical communicator, 'between projects,' or a
freelancer, don't miss this opportunity to impress your
boss or clients with improved expertise and new
skills.
If you are working in a Writing Team,
then why not co-participate in a Corporate In-house
Session - apply
for details.
The following seminars and workshops, presented by internationally acclaimed
instructors, are designed to help you achieve these goals:
Documenting
APIs & SDKs
Manuel Gordon of
Gordon & Gordon presents his highly acclaimed
modular workshops on documenting
APIs.
Documenting APIs &
SDKs
Perhaps one of today's most sought-after
skills in technical writing is the ability to document
APIs and SDKs. The aim of this intensive 1-day modular
workshop is to enable you to work with software
developers and create useful documentation for Software
Development Kits and Application Programming
Interfaces.
Just Enough C and
C++
Working just in C or C++, then you can attend
the Just Enough C and C++ Modular Workshop, and avoid
listening to all those boring (and perhaps) irrelevant
Java questions!.
Just Enough
Java
Working just in Java, then maybe the Just
Enough Java Modular Workshop is the one for you.
Understanding Complex Software
Looking below the Surface....
If you're working on a complex software project, you need to understand what's
going on below the user interface. And there's a lot going on down there!!
Scratch below the surface of any big system and you quickly find
clients and servers, controls and widgets, middleware and middle-tiers and n-tiers, classes and objects
and instances, methods, properties, functions and procedures, COM and COBRA
and ActiveX, Web services and application services, and yes: UNIX systems even have daemons!
Improving
Your Writing Skills
Dr. Edmond H
Weiss, author of How to Write Usable User
Documentation, is a fellow of the STC and winner of
the ACM Rigo award for contributions to software
documentation. His guide to international technical
English is currently in use by Microsoft as its 'de
facto' standard for content on Microsoft.com.
Now in its third year in Israel, this series
provides invaluable information to technical
communicators.
Preparing English Technical
Documents for an International Audience &
Translation
This workshop teaches you how to
create English language technical documents that are
culture-free and culture-fair by globalizing and
localizing their content.
How to Write a
Usable User's Manual
This workshop teaches you
how to design readable, modular, maintainable
publications. Topics include storyboarding and project
management, editing for clarity, and testing for
usability.
How to Design and Write a Winning
Technical Proposal - 2 days
A workshop
introducing you to practices for analyzing and
qualifying proposal opportunities; developing the
technical, management, and business components; team
writing and storyboarding.
Elements of Winning
Proposals
A 1-day seminar based on the 2-day
workshop.
Usability and Usability Testing
A workshop presenting the concepts and
definitions of usability, including preparing objectives
for usability testing, as well as designing and
conducting usability tests.
Modern
Data Communications and
Networking - the 2007 Upgrade
Louis Frydman is Israel's
leading consultant on modern data communications and
networking. He is also acclaimed around the world where
he has presented this subject for software and hardware
engineers as well as programmers.
Now in its eighth year in Israel, Louis has designed this series
especially for writers that specialize in Marcom and
Technical Communications.
Modern Data
Communications & Networking
Gives you a full
and complete understanding of the subject, from the
seven OSI layers to the very latest technologies.
Modern Data Communications &
Networking - Cellular & Wireless
This
'upgrade' to the course described above, presents an
in-depth study of the very latest Cellular and Wireless
technologies.
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