Re: entering the tech writer field

["Barbara Barr" <barbarr -at- home -dot- com>]

Chris wrote:

 I also (big controversial topic) took an online Technical Writing
Certificate course where I learned specifically how creative writing and
technical writing differ (i.e., presentation, content, style and tone, etc.,
etc., etc).

My comment:

I'm new to this list and am currently taking a Technical Writing Certificate
through Humber College (Toronto, ON, Canada),  The classes can be taken
either in a traditional classroom or online.  I "fell" into some technical
writing and now I want to gain a framework on which to hang my knowledge as
well as expanding my current knowledge base.  There is a huge difference
between creative writing and technical writing.


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