Dear Alumni,
The Knowledge Sharing Session is launched as a result of the successful TWB Alumni Meet held on April 28, 2012 at TWB. During the meet the following ideas were shared/suggested:
- Creating a Facebook page for all the alumni to interact
- Have more such meets
- Knowledge Sharing Sessions
We have started with the Knowledge Sharing Session. The first one is by:
- Speaker: Atinder Sodhi
- Topic: Best practices in Technical Writing
- Date & Time: May 19 from 11 A.M. to 12 Noon
- Venue: TWB, Bangalore Training Center
For Registration: http://www.doodle.com/2iiu5vevdvu3z635
About the Speaker:
Atinder Sodhi has a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree. He successfully completed the TWB PGPTC (Post Graduation Program in Technical Communication) in 2009. Soon after this, he was recruited as a Technical Writer at Crossdomain Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
If you would like to share your knowledge or want to get more information, do send us an e-mail at twb.alumni@gmail.com
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Thank you so much Gokul sir, for giving a site for excellent english ” OWL PURDUE” and other reference books for basic grammar.It’s helps me a lot and gave an in-depth knowledge with outstanding examples.
The TWB Alumni meet was a great success thanks to all your active participation. It is always a delight to see a strong and prospering alumni for any organization. We thank all the alumni and the TWB management & staff for making this a memorable alumni meet.
I’ve now completed 2 weeks of the TWB training course and I have to say, it’s been very very interesting! I came into the course not knowing what to expect. The first thing I learnt is technical writing is not as easy as most people think it is. For example, try writing down clear instructions telling a 4 year old how to tie his/her shoelaces. I actually tried this and it’s rather hard!
Before I decided to take this course, I remember telling Helen that technical writing seemed simple enough and that I wasn’t sure I needed to take the 2 and a half month course. However I am glad that I finally decided to do it. I have realized that technical writing is a “specialized skill” and it will take patience and a lot of hard work for me to become a good technical writer.
