Intro to Tech RW

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What do you consider first when tech doc

rhetorical situaruion

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What makes up rhetorical situation

GAPS + NM, Genera, audience, purpose, scope, medium/design

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genera

what category your piece falls under

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what are three MAIN generas of tech writing

inform, persued, instruct

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audience

who is going to be reading it

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ex of audience

novice, professional, consumer

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purpose

why you arer writing it

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examples of puepose

inform, instruct, convince

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scope

what info it includes

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medium and design

how you are showing the information, and the layout

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types of tech writing

user doc, traditional, technical marketing communitcarion, proffesional/buisennesws communication

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user documentations

\to novice to mqke them understand technical terms + apply them

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traditional technical writing

writing for an expert by an expert

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techniocal marketing communication

promotional marketing to entice consumers

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proffesional/buisness communication

docs in workplace, for current/future employess

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audiences

primary, secondary

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primary auidendce

  • asked for documenta5ion, will act on the info, will read entire doc


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secondary audience

  • will be effected by document, intrested in decision based on doc, may use info, may only read portion


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HATS

headings, access, typography, spaces

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Headings

  • promotes easy undersramginf.

    • make out diff section, organizational tool


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headings vs headers

headers : are the same on all pages and usually not designed by you

headings : unique, organizational, desided by you

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access

find + understand the info

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examples of access

sidebars, special features, break up text, visual cues

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typography

ease of reading, clear info heiarchy

  • font that matches character of text


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parts of typography

  • stoke var. serifs, and weight


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Spaces

  • promote effective document design

    • spacing between ending images, other access points


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usual spacing measurments

  • usually 1.15-1.5 in, need to be consistent