Just one of the things I'm learning. https://github.com/hchiam/learning

My favourite parts of 2 technical writing courses:

1. one/words#recognize_ambiguous_pronouns

2. one/clear-sentences#reduce_there_isthere_are

3. one/short-sentences#reduce_subordinate_clauses_optional

4. one/paragraphs#answer_what_why_and_how

5. one/audience#sample_audience_analysis

6. one/audience#curse_of_knowledge

7. one/documents#state_your_documents_scope

8. one/documents#state_your_audience

9. one/documents#compare_and_contrast

10. one/documents#write_for_your_audience

11. one/documents#organize_the_document_to_meet_your_audiences_needs

1. two/editing#come_back_to_it_later

2. two/editing#change_the_context

3. two/editing#find_a_peer_editor

4. two/large-docs#outline_exercise

5. two: "After you've completed the first draft, check your entire document against the expectations you set in your overview. Does your introduction provide an accurate overview of the topics you cover? You might find it useful to think of this review as a form of documentation quality assurance (QA)."

6. two/large-docs#disclose_information_progressively

7. two: "According to research by Sung and Mayer (2012), providing any graphics—good or bad—makes readers like the document more; however, only instructive graphics help readers learn."

8. two/illustrations#write_the_caption_first

9. two/illustrations#exercise

10. two/illustrations#constrain_the_amount_of_information_in_a_single_drawing

11. two/illustrations#focus_the_readers_attention

12. two/illustrations#exercise_2

13. two/sample-code#the_example_and_the_anti-example

14. two/sample-code#exercise_3