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I'm very good at actually understanding dense technical
prose. I'm the kind of person who reads the manual. All of it. Usually,
I find mistakes.
I also excel at taking technical language and
making it accessible to the lay-person. I've taught technical skills
to people and I've learned them from books. I understand from both sides
what it takes to effectively communicate technical information.
Links to outside sites or pdf documents
open in new windows.
- I have edited a number of documents for clients of Tim
Rosa Associates.
However, NDA's prevent me from posting samples. Clients
I've worked with were multi-national security, technology and health
care firms. I edited documents from interactive training materials
to white papers.
- I revised and edited much of the content for a version of Key
Laser Institute's website.
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This biology paper was revised and proofed for a University of California
professor. It was accepted by a professional journal.
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I extensively revised and edited this how-to
article from a computer
retailer's newsletter.
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This site documents an NSF-AIRE grant. I edited the prose produced
by the principals. (Note: although I was a project
leader on this site,
I was not the only editor)
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This how-to article on videography is an extensive revision of notes
from its author's teaching materials.
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