Fund Technical Writing Journals
Fund Technical Writing Journals
There are 7 journals that need to be done. I need one done each week.
Technical Writing – Week 1 Reflection Journal
Week 1 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
While technical writing can differ greatly from academic writing, these styles share many of the same elements, specifically grammar, words usage, mechanics, and form.
For this week’s journal entry, take some time to reflect on your previous writing experiences.
Do you consider yourself to be a struggling writer, and average writer, a good writer, an excellent writer?
What is your attitude toward writing?
What three things would you like to improve about your writing? How might you go about making those improvements?
How might this class help you in moving closer to your writing goals?
You may want to review our textbook for help with grammar and punctuation.
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
Technical Writing – Week 2 Reflection Journal
Week 2 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
Look ahead at the assignments you will be working on throughout the portfolio project. Identify one or two areas that you think might be particularly difficult for you. What can you do now to prepare yourself to overcome those difficulties?
Looking back at the assignments you have completed so far. What did you find particularly difficult? What could you have done to make the process easier, more efficient, or more effective? What have you learned about your own writing?
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
Technical Writing – Week 3 Reflection Journal
Week 3 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
Looking back at the proposal you wrote this week, briefly describe how your writing may have changed had you directed your proposal toward a primary or secondary reader. What does this tell you about the importance of understanding your readers? How might this apply to your personal, professional, and academic writing tasks?
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
View the reflection journal rubric.
Technical Writing – Week 4 Reflection Journal
Week 4 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
Reflect back on the first four week of the course. What have you found interesting, surprising, and/or particularly useful? What have you learned so far that might help you in your other writing tasks?
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
View the reflection journal rubric.
Week 5 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
Research is important, both in your academic work and in your professional work. How did the discussion and assignment this week help you to better understand the nature of research? Are there things you are still unsure of in your research practices? Where might you find those answers?
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
View the reflection journal rubric.
Technical Writing – Week 6 Reflection Journal
Week 6 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
After participating in our discussion and completing your assignment this week, what have you learned about integrating visual elements into your document design? What benefits do you see in visual representation as a reader? As a writer? Use specific language from the text in your response, and provide examples.
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
View the reflection journal rubric.
Technical Writing – Week 7 Reflection Journal
Week 7 Reflection Journal
One of the most effective ways we can understand what it is we know, what we have learned, and what we still need to know is through reflective writing. While reflective writing is not, by definition, technical writing, this weekly exercise should help you to better assess your progress through the course and course concepts.
In addition to your participation in the discussions, your weekly writing, your reading, and other course requirements, you will be tasked with writing a short journal entry each week.
This Week’s Journal Topic
This will be the last journal entry you will make in this course. Look back over your previous entries. What questions do you still have? What questions did you manage to answer throughout your experiences in this course? What steps have you identified to help you continue to improve your writing and research even after this course is over?
Your response should be narrative in style, be honest, and it should be from 150 – 250 words in length.
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