Being Agile With Documentation

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    1. Being Agile with Documentation or… how technical communicators can survive (and thrive) on Agile Projects
    2. Who am I, and why am I here?
    3. What do you know about Agile…
    4. So… What is Agile?
    5. Individuals and Interactions
      • over processes and tools
    6. Working Software
      • over comprehensive documentation
    7. Customer Collaboration
      • over contract negotiation
    8. Responding to Change
      • over following a plan
    9. Sustainable Pace
      • Continuous attention to technical excellence and good design
    10. Simplicity
      • Self-Organizing Teams Reflection and Improvement
    11. But… what does it all mean? Don’t just do Agile… Be Agile
    12. Now… what does that mean for technical writers?
      • writing and editing
      • document design
      • using language effectively to please or persuade (rhetoric)
      • problem solving
      • collaboration and teamwork
      • interpersonal and oral communication
      • facility with, and ability to learn, technologies
      Adapt your Core Competencies
    13. The biggest difference is the Mindset
    14. Integration with the Development Team
    15. No Prescription for Documentation – so we will have to write our own
    16. Whiteboards…
      • and Markers… and Cameras… oh my!
    17. “Typical” Agile Requirements Documentation Create a new article for publishing Publish an article to the website Delete a published article
    18.  
    19. KIS and KIL
      • and a dollop of Horse Sense
    20. Documentation and Coding should proceed in Parallel
    21. Focus on Users and their Needs
    22. Develop Design Patterns for your Documentation
    23. Sources of Design Patterns
    24. Design for Change
    25. Some resources to check out
      • Manifesto for Agile Software Development www.agilemanifesto.org
      • Scott Ambler – Agile Modeling website http:// www.agilemodeling.com
      • WritersUS – Agile Technical Documentation www.writersua.com
    26. Questions? Discussion?
    27. Thank You [email_address]

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