Re: The End Of Technical Writing

[Tony Markos <ajmarkos -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Eric Dunn wrote:

Personally I don't discuss end-user analysis on-list
because there's little to discuss that any other list
member is likely to find useful or  interesting.

Tony Markos responds:

The major part of the required work in any
systems-related tech comm project is coming up with a
comprehensive understanding of the essential end-user
tasks and how all those tasks interrelate. There are
many interesting facets of task analysis! 

Actually, once you have experienced the sense of
accomplishment that results from a successful task
analysis, the old way of doing tech comm is no longer
satisfying!
 




		
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