Writing

So apart from my mother, who else has looked at my words?

• Mental Health interested parties of Better Mental Health Magazine, for my article about how the quality of sleep affects mental health "Catching zzzs for mental ease".
• The thespians of Australian Stage Online for reviews
• Online lovers (in the sense of computer interface!) of SitePoint for an article about eLearning accessibility
• The stereo supporters of 2XX community radio's 'Communique' quarterly magazine
• The students of University of Canberra for student magazine CUrio articles
• The travellers of Hotel.com.au via Get There writing services for blogs
• The perusers of The Weekend Australian, for This Life
• Random readers of UC's 'First' Anthology, edition 2008

Other writing:

• Editing a government department's intranet web pages for consistency, accessibility and plain English as a freelancer for Systemik Solutions
• Rewriting course descriptions as a freelancer for Squiz for a university website. Making content more engaging and clear
• General articles at Articles Base and The Word
• Featured in April 2010 ACTWrite Newsletter
• Newsletter articles for Montagu Community Living
• Articles for Australian Society for Technical Communication (NSW) jpg. 1.4MB

And then there's my 'day job' as Clark Kent in the world of technical writing and instructional design:

• Training Needs Analysis Reports
• Training Management Plans
• Course Outlines
• Operator Manuals
• Maintenance Manuals
• Standard Operating Procedures
• Manufacturing Process Instructions
• Illustrated Parts Lists
• Fact sheets
• Compiled HTML help
• Business analysis and business case reports
• eLearning storyboards and reviews

Editing

And who has breathed a sigh of relief after I fixed embarrassing and dodgy spelling errors:

• Copyediting of Issues 7 and 8 of Konekt's Customer Konektions newsletters
• The Mental Health Foundation ACT for Annual Reports published in 2008 and 2009 to do copyediting
• Montagu Community Living in Tasmania for Annual Reports published in 2013 and 2014 to do copyediting
• RPDE for annual reports and newsletters as the managing editor
• Overworked and frazzled post-grad students for thesis copyediting