Technical Editing & Writing
Learn how ASCENT can help your team with technical writing.
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1:06Watch VideoImprove Your Technical Documentation with ASCENT
Discover how ASCENT can help your organization develop superior documentation with help from our multi-disciplinary team of industry specialists skilled in technical writing, instructional design, mul
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Read ArticleTech Writing Tip: Using Capitalization for Emphasis
Applying capitalization in the right places can be a useful tool in your writing, just make sure you don't overuse it!
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Read ArticleCreating a Document Management System
If your organization is looking to design a new document management system or improve the efficiency of your existing system, here are some steps to consider.
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Read ArticleTech Writing Tip: Finding the Subject for Correct Subject-Verb Agreement
If you struggle with using the correct subject-verb agreement in your writing, this blog provides a few tips for finding your subject so you can determine which form of the verb you should use.
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Read ArticleCreate Compelling Technical Documentation with Professional Services from ASCENT
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ASCENT Creates User-Friendly Manuals for New Machine Operators
During the pandemic, ASCENT helped a major manufacturer with new training materials for machine operators. Learn how it all came together.
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22:29Watch VideoCreate Compelling Technical Documentation and Training Programs with ASCENT's Professional Services
This webcast discusses how to communicate effectively through the development of custom learning programs leveraging ASCENT’s standard learning content and eLearning templates. See 'Before and After'
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Read ArticleTechnical Writing: Using Style Guides
A style guide can be a useful tool for any project to ensure you are maintaining a clear and consistent message for your readers.
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Read ArticleCreativity in Technical Writing
Is technical writing the same as creative writing? No. Can technical writing be creative? Yes, indeed; any form of writing can use creativity.
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Read ArticleToday’s Technical Writing – More than Instructions and Manuals
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Read ArticleRise Above the Competition with Clear and Credible Documentation
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Read ArticleTechnical Writing: Using Graphics Effectively
by Surya Nair (Technical Editor @ ASCENT) Graphics are an integral part of technical writing. Graphics can be an effective aid to improve content clarity. Appropriately placed graphics can help...
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Read Case StudyMobile Phone Manufacture relies on ASCENT's Technical Writing Services for entry into the Canadian Market
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Read ArticleTechnical Writing: Introduction to Using Plain Language
by Breanne MacDonald (Technical Editor @ ASCENT) “A communication is in plain language if its wording, structure, and design are so clear that the intended audience can easily find what they need,...
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Read ArticleTechnical Editing Tip: Using e.g. vs. i.e.
It can be tricky to figure out which abbreviation is the appropriate choice for your sentence, but if you keep their translations in mind, you will find it’s easier to choose the correct one.
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Strathcona County Publishes "Smart" Design & Construction Standards
With help from the ASCENT technical writing team, Strathcona County eliminates staff time and improved contractor relations with an easily searchable, consolidated set of standards.
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Read ArticleTechnical Writing: Tips for Self-editing
While it is not easy to edit and proofread your own writing, it is possible to do so by being a mindful editor. This blog post offers some tips for self-editing.
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Technical Editing & Writing Solutions Overview
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ASCENT Updates IMAGINiT's Outdated Online Help Documentation
With a lack of dedicated resources to create online help documentation, IMAGINiT Technologies turned to ASCENT to help them restructure, update, and standardize information for Clarity.
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Read ArticleThe importance of outsourcing your documentation to a skilled Technical Writing team
Do you ever wonder… Why your documentation is not getting the attention it deserves? Why your company does not have a professional, stylized, and user-focused documentation
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