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Why are simplified writing techniques important? Well, a good argument always starts with strong sentences, right? And all strong sentences start...
In a world where Google Penguin is constantly watching you, getting backlinks can get quite complicated. However, as any SEO expert knows, these...
Meet Ken De Wachter, the professional translator, technical writer, and trainer who will be instructing TCLoc students on how to use MadCap Software...
Machine learning (ML) is a subset of artificial intelligence that uses computer algorithms to improve automatically through experience. What if a...
Joining the TCLoc community of instructors is Hilary Marsh, a content strategist with decades of experience and president of Content Company, a...
Digital marketing as a relatively new advertising method is gradually being recognized and accepted by people. However, in the coming years, 5G...
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As you might know, Netflix has grown to become one of the biggest broadcasting services on the Internet. Expanded over 190 countries and supporting 26 languages, Netflix did and still have to go through multiple localization processes to make every content globally accessible. How does a streaming media as huge as Netflix handle multilingual localization across the world?
Why are simplified writing techniques important? Well, a good argument always starts with strong sentences, right? And all strong sentences start with simplicity. If we don’t begin with clear content, our message -no matter how clever, compelling, or creative it is- can get lost in translation to our audience. So, let's see how we can use simplified writing techniques to improve on our marketing content!
In a world where Google Penguin is constantly watching you, getting backlinks can get quite complicated. However, as any SEO expert knows, these links are essential to optimized content and can massively improve your online visibility. Thanks to guest blogging, a netlinking strategy, you can make it! Here is what you need to know…
Meet Ken De Wachter, the professional translator, technical writer, and trainer who will be instructing TCLoc students on how to use MadCap Software products. His experience with studying, teaching, and working in translation and technical communication makes him the perfect choice for our extracurricular course on one of the leading tools in the industry.
Machine learning (ML) is a subset of artificial intelligence that uses computer algorithms to improve automatically through experience. What if a program could adapt a graphical interface to your liking by using machine-learning technology? Well, this is what some companies are already doing. If a machine-learning program can learn from user behaviors, that is precisely why combining UX and machine learning makes sense. But it’s not as simple as it might sound. In this article, we will try to understand the challenges of machine-learning product design and how to overcome them.
Joining the TCLoc community of instructors is Hilary Marsh, a content strategist with decades of experience and president of Content Company, a content and digital strategy consultancy. She is a leading expert on effective and efficient content creation, organization, and management. Having already created and taught graduate-level courses on content strategy, she is excited to share her experience and insight with TCLoc students and show them the important role content strategy plays in technical communication. In this article, she gives us a sneak peek of her course and shares with us the professional path that led her to where she is now.