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The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing   (members only)

The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing was formed in 1973 to encourage dialogue among teachers of technical communication and to develop technical communication as an academic discipline. ATTW today has approximately 1,000 members and includes both graduate and undergraduate students of technical communication as well as professional technical communicators in business and industry.

ATTW. Organizations>Education>TC>Technical Writing

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Consortium for the Study of Engineering Communication

The Consortium for the Study of Engineering Communication consists of individual engineering communication scholars from six professional organizations and ten universities who are interested in research relating to the Acreditation Board for Engineering and Technology's Engineering Criteria 2000, expecially EC3(g): 'the ability to communicate effectively.' They are working together on research and development projects to identify best communication practices of successful engineers in industry and ways of assessing students' communication performances. Collaboration with others concerned with engineering communication and assessment is welcome. Please see the list of members or the list of organizations represented for further information or contact us.

Rice University. Organizations>Education>Engineering>Technical Writing

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Lone-DITA  (link broken)

Lone-DITA's goal is to provide resources for solo Technical Writers, or those who are part of a small documentation team, who want to implement DITA at their organization.

Lone-DITA. Organizations>Information Design>Technical Writing>DITA

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#10184

National and International Organizations for Technical Writers

This page is an international list of professional organisations, associations etc. for technical writers.

Peter Ring Consultants. Organizations>Writing>International>Technical Writing

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Technical Writers Club of Ukraine

An Ukrainian community of technical writers. The club is headquartered in the city of Kharkiv, the second largest Ukrainian city.

TWCU (2007). Organizations>Writing>Technical Writing>Ukraine

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#10853

TechWriterTools

This is a site that permits ranting and raving about your favourite technical writing tool. Love/hate MS Word, FrameMaker, Interleaf etc? This is the place to complain and keep it off the other professional lists.

Yahoo. Organizations>Writing>Technical Writing>Software

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#33391

Elephant

Israel's organization of technical and marcom writers.

Elephant. Organizations>Business Communication>Technical Writing>Israel

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#33423

The Technical Communicator's Transformation: Publishing On-Time and On-Quality   (peer-reviewed)

Results from Aberdeen’s study of over 360 technical publications department indicate that most organizations adopting topic-based authoring see benefits primarily in terms of project schedule improvements. However, a few see consistent improvements to authoring budgets, localization costs, and the quality of communications. Aberdeen’s research suggests that these differences largely result from how topic-based methodology is implemented and supported. Making the transition to a topic-based authoring requires a dramatic shift in the daily operations of a technical communications department. Meeting the challenges transitioning to a structured authoring approach can result in a wide range of performance benefits. Failing to adequately address these challenges can add an unprecedented layer of complexity that can significantly burden technical communications projects. However, findings ways to successfully evade these obstacles provides the opportunity to achieve greater value from the initiative. This report identifies the attributes most common to the Best-in-Class and provides a guide for organizations attempting to realize the potential of topic-based authoring.

David Houlihan. Aberdeen Group (2008). Organizations>Technology>Technical Writing>White Papers

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