1. Technical writing is a collaborative creation in which writers mediate technology for users by directing, instructing, or explaining
2. Technical writing is writing that incorporates a scientific or business element with the intent to instruct or guide
2.1. Rhetoric
3. Technical writing is reflective, rhetorical writing that relates to specific elements of technology or science
3.1. Reflection
4. Technical writing is writing designed to relay specialized information in ways that best fits the needs of a target audience.
5. Take creative writing, but leave the color out. Analytical writing with an identity crisis.
5.1. analytical
6. Technical writing encompasses both workplace and research genres, including resumes, cover letters, reports, memos and proposals. Its rhetorical purpose is practical; technical writing serves a reader through instruction or call to action.
6.1. genre
6.2. action
7. Technical writing delivers highly specialized information across various contexts. It is meant to be concise.
7.1. concision
8. written communication in technical and professional settings that translates complex concepts into understandable writing.
