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>Does anyone have information on other online courses for tech-writing?
>What about (hate to say it...) correspondence courses?
The USDA grad school (http://grad.usda.gov) offers a variety of correspondence
courses. The Editing track includes basic, intermediate, and advanced editing,
technical editing, basic and applied indexing, publishing management, and
printing, layout, and design. Other tracks include Computer and On-Line
Communications, English and Writing, and Science and Engineering.
Regards,
Becky
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Becky Fleischer beckyf -at- bristol -dot- com
Sr. Technical Writer (203) 438-6969
Bristol Technology Inc. http://www.bristol.com
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