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hi welcome back to my channel this is the final video in the technical writing process series I started of the series with the first video that talked about prewriting and working with subject matter experts and self studying the topic youre writing for then the second video talked about audience analysis the third video talked about how to write the first draft of the technical document and this final video is about how to edit that draft so I created this technical editing checklist that I use when Im working on a technical writing project just to make sure that I cover all the phases of technical editing for my document so an effective technical document is correct complete concise clear and consistent so to make sure that all the information Ive included in the document is technically accurate I make sure that I try out the documented procedure and verify that it produces the documented outcome I also verify that the steps are in the correct sequence and that the technical conc

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What is the difference between technical writer and technical editor?

While technical writers focus on creating technical content, the editors primary responsibility is to oversee written technical documents.

Where is DITA used?

DITA is used in a wide variety of industries and for a wide variety of document types that go well beyond typical technical documentation, including commercial Publishing, pharmaceutical information, standards, training materials, and much more.

What does DITA mean technical writing?

DITA stands for Darwin Information Typing Architecture or Document Information Typing Architecture. DITA is an XML data model for component-based authoring and publishing. It is an open standard that is maintained by the OASIS DITA Technical Committee. DITA is commonly used among technical documentation teams.

How do I become a technical editor?

To become a technical editor, you need at least a bachelors degree in English, communications, journalism, or a related discipline. You may be required to undergo specialized training to acquire knowledge of the field youd be working in. You must possess writing, editing, and creativity skills.

What are the 4 types of editing?

Copy editing, line editing, substantive editing, mechanical editing, and developmental editing are all different methods of editing a written document.

How do I proofread my technical documents?

Edit or Proofread? Editing. Proofreading. #1Read through the doc 1x for each item. #2Print the document on paper. #3Walk away from the doc. #4Turn on the spelling and grammar check functions in MS Word. #5Read it out loud. #6Get your software or app to read it out loud for you.

How do I edit a technical document?

Technical Editing Proofreading Requires Time First, an document editor should assess the general logic of the text and fix logical mistakes. Secondly, editing should be done on the paragraph level. Every text should be reviewed paragraph by paragraph, section by section. The last stage is a sentence.

What is a DITA document?

DITA stands for Darwin Information Type Architecture, and is a generic and adaptable XML-based open standard to manage, create, and publish content. Defined and maintained by the OASIS DITA Technical Committee, DITA uses topics, maps, and output formats to generate documents.

What does a technical editor do?

Performs research in order to accurately edit, prepare, and produce technical documentation; maintains appropriate databases and/or files. Formats and produces complex computer-generated forms, tables, and graphs; instructs others on formatting and design methods.

What is meant by technical editing?

Technical editing is the review of technical documents, including user manuals, reports, instructions and briefs. Fields such as technology, business, engineering, manufacturing, health care and science produce technical documents for users or professionals.

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