Geoff Hart reviews Gavaler and Goldberg's Revising Reality, and how writers can frame their work in light of their audience's view of reality.

Technical writing guidance for technical writers and technical communicators on creating software requirements specifications (SRS).

View our most recent TechWhirl Fast 5, featuring Dr.Erika Konrad from Northern Arizona University, and students Chris Farmer and Jessica Lewis, where we discuss their perspectives on creativity and ...

This chapter from Steve Hudson’s Work in Progress on Advance Word Usage covers topics such as when to use (and when not to use) master documents, as well as “The Ten Heretical Rules of Masters,” which ...

Tips and tricks for technical writers using Gmail and other Google apps to be more productive in their technical communication work.

This article provides information that will help you in planning and developing a style guide. You'll find information about the purposes of a style guide and guidelines for what should (and should ...

Technical Writer Tips and Tricks gives guidelines for considering video tutorials when planning technical communications content delivery.

Editor’s Note: The following piece by Alice Fugate is part of our collection of “classics”–articles that stand the test of time no matter how many technologies come and go. Question: I love everything ...

Nobody’s ever accused me of being a brilliant public speaker, but people generally seem to like and remember my presentations and generally rate me as a confident, welcoming, and effective speaker.

Management and leadership in technical writing should not be either/or, and requires new perspectives on roles, hierarchy, vision and goals.

NAU's Erika Konrad recounts a fond memory of her Mom, and an early encounter with DIY instructions.

By now you know about LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, Monster, and umpteen other job-hunting sites. If you haven't heard of Built In, here's an introduction.