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\nYou will find an overview below.
\nI would also be happy to come to you for topics that you see here or similar topics that are tailored to your needs. Please contact me for your topic:\u00a0 info@bravecroc.com<\/a>[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” divider_opacity=”0″ custom_height=”30″][toggles style=”default” accordion=”true” accordion_starting_functionality=”default” border_radius=”none”][toggle color=”Default” heading_tag=”default” heading_tag_functionality=”default” title=”2026″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]\n

Lecture<\/p>\n

Starting today, we\u2019re going to nudge\u2026 ourselves!<\/h5>\n

With Nuding, we support users of products and information products by providing small nudges to help them make better decisions. This is because decisions are subject to cognitive biases and assumptions that can lead to unfavorable outcomes. No one is immune to these. That\u2019s right, no one. Even the decisions we make as information creators are subject to these influences. The question is, how rationally can we make decisions, or are we still trapped in a latent status quo bias and suddenly facing a Dunning-Kruger effect?
\nTogether, we want to clarify which cognitive biases and assumptions we typically fall prey to and which decision-making techniques we can use to address these realities of behavioral economics.<\/p>\n

Lecture “Starting today, we\u2019re going to nudge\u2026 ourselves!” (pdf)<\/a>\u00a0(only available in German)<\/p>\n

2026-05, tekom Festival, SAP St. Leon-Rot, Germany<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/toggle][toggle color=”Default” heading_tag=”default” heading_tag_functionality=”default” title=”2025″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]\n

Tutorial<\/p>\n

Implement rules for graphics according to S1000D using standard tools<\/h5>\n

The creation of technical illustrations is perhaps the last playground for creative minds in our industry. We do what we can, but there is a lot that we don’t do that we actually could. And this in an industry where everything seems to be controlled.\u00a0In Chapter 3.9.2, S1000D provides very precise and practical guidelines for technical illustrations. Line styles, callouts, projections, product orientation, and much more are defined. So the theoretical foundations are there. Now all that remains is to implement the rules. The tutorial shows how this can be done with Corel DESIGNER. Content is separated from format as far as possible in order to implement existing and future requirements from national style guides, business rules, and guidance documents in a cost-effective manner.
\nEven though S1000D is aimed at the aerospace and defense industry, the principles can be easily applied to other industries.\u00a0The tutorial shows how the rules of Chapter 3.9.2 of S1000D can be implemented in a functional and flexible way with Corel DESIGNER.<\/p>\n

Tutorial “Implement rules for graphics according to S1000D using standard tools” (pdf)<\/a> (German only)<\/p>\n

2024-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany
\n2026-04, tekom regional group Rhein-Main, Deutschland
\n2026-04, tekom regional group Nord (Hamburg), Deutschland<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201eVery exciting. Speaker very knowledgeable. Unfortunately, the presentation was a little too long (over 60 minutes).”
\n“With charm and expertise!”
\n“The presentation takes away any fear of the topic and shows that implementation does not have to be complicated.”
\n“The steps from the rules to application were logically structured and easy to follow.”
\n“The presentation broke down the rules well and showed that they can be implemented cleanly even with simple tools.”
\n“Practical!”
\n“Rarely have I experienced so much ease combined with so much substance.”<\/p>\n

4,8 stars for quality
\n4,8 stars for speaker
\n4,7 stars for topic
\n4,6 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4,7 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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PechaKucha<\/p>\n

Emotional intelligence of visual signs<\/h5>\n

Some signs are beautiful and some are strange, but many of the signs we encounter every day could simply work much better. I’m not talking about changing their shape, color, or font, but rather making signs more emotionally intelligent overall.
\nIn this PechaKucha, with its 20 slides shown for 20 seconds each, I talk about how signs can show more empathy and evoke more emotion.<\/p>\n

PechaKucha “Emotional intelligence of visual signs” (pdf)<\/a>\u00a0(only available in German)<\/p>\n

2025-05, tekom Festival, SAP St. Leon-Rot, Germany<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” divider_opacity=”0″ custom_height=”40″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]\n

Workshop<\/p>\n

The incredible flight through the world of technical illustration<\/h5>\n

With a few exciting stops along the way, we embark on an i.ncredible flight through the world of technical illustration. There’s no long introduction here \u2013 we get straight down to business. And it’s not just the pilot who makes the announcements; all passengers are in the cockpit, looking over the pilot’s shoulder.<\/p>\n

Workshop “The incredible flight through the world of technical illustration” (pdf) (only available in German)<\/a><\/p>\n

2025-05, tekom Festival, SAP St. Leon-Rot, Deutschland<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/toggle][toggle color=”Default” heading_tag=”default” heading_tag_functionality=”default” title=”2024″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]Lecture
\ntogether with Otto Salzer, S3D<\/a><\/p>\n

Just an arrow<\/h5>\n

An arrow symbol is one of the oldest and most universal metaphors in semiotics. The use of an arrow symbol could be correspondingly powerful. Could be? Yes, if we didn’t handle this symbol so carelessly. Hoping for any meaning, we wander through the software manufacturers’ supplied arrow libraries. On the basis of standardised conventions, this partner presentation puts an end to this Babylonian confusion. Once the foundation has been laid, it is time for implementation. Working methods in 3D and 2D are shown using illustrative examples, advantages and disadvantages are discussed and specific recommendations are given.<\/p>\n

Lecture “Just an arrow” (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

2024-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany
\n2025-12, tekom regional group Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Graphics are important, so it’s great that there’s also a topic about arrows for visualizations.”
\n“Super presentation!”<\/p>\n

4,4 stars for quality
\n4,4 stars for speaker
\n4,3 stars for topic
\n4,0 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4,3 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Graphics according to S1000D, for everyone<\/h5>\n

The S1000D, with its 3500 pages, seems like an unmanageable monster. After all, just under 100 pages deal directly with technical illustrations. These 100 pages are pleasantly relevant to practice and provide an almost immediately applicable style guide that also includes other industries. For example, with the most specific information on the presentation of objects in illustrations, orientation in 3D space and the use of colour, it helps even the most undecided illustration team on its way. This makes the S1000D \u2018International specification for technical publications\u2019 the standard for everyone.<\/p>\n

Lecture “Graphics according to S1000D, for everyone” (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

2024-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cSuper interesting lecture! Thank you.\u201d
\n\u201cVery specific and interesting lecture. It gave a very good overview of the standard and was inspiring.\u201d
\n\u201cVery informative. More example graphics, please.\u201d
\n“Hello Marco, your lectures are always a highlight for me.”<\/p>\n

4,6 stars for quality
\n4,6 stars for speaker
\n4,6 stars for topic
\n4,7 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4,6 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

Average participant rating (5 stars = very good \u2026 1 star = very bad)[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”40″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]Workshop<\/p>\n

ISO and ANSI safety signs, conjured out of a hat<\/h5>\n

ISO and ANSI safety signs just don’t seem to go together. On the one hand, they are abstract and sometimes trivialising, and on the other hand, they are dramatic, almost pictorial and highly individual. Nevertheless, safety signs have to work practically worldwide, because it is often difficult for the manufacturer and distributor to control where and by whom the products are used. Let’s use the 2022\/2023 update of the ANSI Z353 series of standards and the new 2024-05 edition of ISO 3664-3 to amaze our users with functional safety signs, like the magician with the white rabbit out of his hat.<\/p>\n

Workshop “ISO and ANSI safety signs, conjured out of a hat” (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

2024-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany
\n2025-03, \u00a0SL InfoHour, Dinkelsb\u00fchl, Germany (online)<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201cSuper interesting and a lot of knowledge. Thank you very much (:\u201d
\n\u201cInformative and entertaining at the same time \u2013 thank you!\u201d
\n\u201cVery valuable information. I benefited a lot. It was a bit fast. The time was a bit short for all the information and then the practical exercise.\u201d
\n\u201cAs always, very good!\u201d
\n\u201cMr. J\u00e4nicke contacted us in advance and dealt with our problems. In the workshop, he showed us how to come up with a solution. It helped me<\/p>\n

4,4 stars for quality
\n4,4 stars for speaker
\n4,5 stars for topic
\n4,4 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4,4 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

Technical illustration, a round trip<\/h5>\n

For a long time, objects we use have been represented in technical drawings. When it comes to showing only the machine or device, one can rely on 3D CAD data or photos. But if you want to show functional or logical relationships, you have to fall back on technical illustration. This includes planning, data source, realizing the instructive intent with proven conventions, and choosing the publication format.<\/p>\n

2023-02, tekom \u00a0regional group Rhein-Main, Germany
\n2023-05, tekom \u00a0regional group Nord (Hamburg), Germany<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”20″][vc_column_text css=”” text_direction=”default”]\n

Workshop<\/p>\n

Learning from comics for technical communication<\/h5>\n

What better place than the Erika Fuchs House in Schwarzbach could there be to consider adapting comics, comic book style, or even just comic book elements in technical communication. Erika Fuchs, ring? To apply a comic-typical inflective or ericative right away. Erika Fuchs was a translator, editor and, above all, a language designer in the German-speaking world of the culture-shaping Disney comics from Mickey Mouse to Scrooge McDuck.
\nIn the workshop, conventions and stylistic devices slowly emerge from the fog of Duckburg, whose adaptation for technical communication we examine together, draw parallels and apply.<\/p>\n

Workshop “Learning from comics for technical communication” (pdf)<\/a>\u00a0 (unfortunately in German only)<\/p>\n

2023-02, tekom regional group N\u00fcrnberg, Germany
\n2023-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany
\n2024-03, NORDIC TechKomm, Stockholm, Schweden
\n2024-05, tekom regional group Bodensee, Germany
\n2024-05, tekom regional group Nord, Germany<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“An entertaining and all-round informative icing on the cake at the end of the 3rd day – and certainly nobody was only there because the train was on strike \ud83d\ude09 Thank you very much!”<\/p>\n

4.7 stars for quality
\n5.0 stars for speaker
\n4.4 stars for topic
\n4.7 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4.7 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

Nudging! What technical communication can learn from behavioural economics<\/h5>\n

Technical communication wants to inform users about the correct and safe use of products. It does so, objectively and as far as possible legally, but always successfully? With nudging, we can tickle the last percentages out of our behavioural economics and perhaps provide the essential impulse for optimal handling of the described object. Or is it not?<\/p>\n

Lecture “Nudging, What technical communication can learn from behavioral economics” (pdf)<\/a><\/p>\n

2022-11, tekom conference, Germany, Stuttgart<\/em>
\n2023-01, tekom regional group Saxony, Germany, Dresden
\n2023-03, Nordic Techkomm, Sweden, Stockholm
\n2023-05, tcworld, China, Shanghai
\n2023-06, soap!, Poland, Krakow (postponed to 2024 due to Corona)
\n<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Super entertaining!”
\n“Thank you very much! It was excellent!”
\n“The presentation seemed unprofessional. Missing references, spelling mistakes (e.g. law), text position and size quite random, overabundance of fly-in animations.”<\/p>\n

4.8 stars for quality
\n4.9 stars for speaker
\n4.8 stars for topic
\n4.9 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4.9 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

UML: Making the invisible visible<\/h5>\n

Complex software for industrial products must be described. Only in this way can the person who rolls out and integrates the software act consciously and make decisions. With the Unified Modeling Language (UML), this can be done efficiently and in an excellently comprehensible way. The lecture gives an overview of the introduction to UML and its practical use.<\/p>\n

2022-11, tekom conference, Stuttgart, Germany
\n2023-10, tekom regional group Berlin-Brandenburg, Germany
\n2024-09, Tecom Schweiz, online
\n2024-09, Nordic TechKomm, Copenhagen, Denmark<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Nice, humorous style of presentation; don’t forget to breathe ;)”
\n“Very entertaining and yet substantial”.<\/p>\n

4.6 stars for quality
\n4.4 stars for speaker
\n4.0 stars for topic
\n4.2 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4.3 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Tutorial<\/p>\n

Exploded views in industrial practice<\/h5>\n

They look light, the heavy parts in exploded views. As if strung on an imaginary string, they provide an insight into the inside of machines, allow relationships to be recognised or simply allow spare parts to be selected. It does not have to be difficult to create such exploded views. The tutorial shows how to use Lattice XVL Studio 3D and Corel DESIGNER to create this classic technical illustration.<\/p>\n

2022-11, tekom conference, Germany, Stuttgart<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

4.8 stars for quality
\n5.0 stars for speaker
\n5.0 stars for topic
\n3.7 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4.6 stars overall rating<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

Vector based digital mock up for people representation in technical illustrations<\/h5>\n

Technical illustrations are becoming more and more efficient. Views are quickly generated with the 3D CAD model. But what is to be done when interactions between man and machine make it necessary to represent that very user? Don’t take a step back with photos or videos. Take a step forward with me to a vector-based digital mockup for humans in your illustrations.<\/p>\n

Lecture “Vector based digital mock up for human representation in technical illustrations” (pdf)<\/a><\/p>\n

2021-11, tekom conference virtual, Germany
\n2022-03, Nordic Techkomm, Sweden, Stockholm
\n2023-05, SLI Info day, Germany, Dinkelsb\u00fchl<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Super, very practical and entertaining. My input: if a little more time had been available, a short demo on how to adjust such 3D models in the software would have been desirable. Thank you very much for this lecture.”
\n<\/em>“Interesting, understandable, entertaining. Thank you!”
\n<\/em>“Very interesting lecture, with great illustration. It had everything in it. From hands to people to colors. Just perfect! Thank you!”<\/em><\/p>\n

4,7 stars for quality
\n4,7 stars for speakers
\n4,8 stars for theme
\n4.7 stars for freedom of advertising
\n4.7 stars overall rating
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Tutorial<\/p>\n

With Full Force: 3D data, meta data, “intelligent” 2D illustration<\/h5>\n

The tutorial shows a complete workflow of 3D CAD data with its metadata, the transfer and preparation in 3D and 2D and the linking between source and publication. In the tutorial we will work with the XVL Studio 3D 2020 and the Corel DESIGNER 2020, independent from the manufacturer. We will also look at the distinction between 3D and 2D, or do we not need 2D at all?<\/p>\n

20200-11, tekom virtual conference, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Thanks for the very interesting lecture. We will examine how we can design the process of metadata transfer in our company …”
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Lecture<\/p>\n

Conventions in technical illustrations<\/h5>\n

Modern tools in technical illustration challenge us to make the impossible possible; perspectives that the user can never take in, views that are only possible after complete disassembly, spontaneous enlargements that the user can hardly follow, and much more. However, with knowledge of the expectations and needs of the viewer, technical illustrations can be created that can be grasped quickly and safely. The key lies in following the conventions of visual communication.<\/p>\n

Vortrag “Konventionen in der Technischen Illustrationen” (pdf)<\/a> (only available in German)
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2019-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/em>
\n2020-02, tekom regional group in Jena, Germany
\n2020-12, SL-Infoday of the company SL INNOVATIV in Dinkelsb\u00fchl, Germany
\n2021-02, tekom regional group Saxony (online), Germany
\n2021-03, tekom regional group Nordrhein (online), Germany
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Workshop<\/p>\n

Sketchnotes for everybody<\/h5>\n

Sketchnotes are nothing new for a long time and have always been nothing more than a way to better internalize what is heard through visualization. Live graphic recording with sketchnotes, as at the tekom conference 2018, impresses many, but is rather demotivating because of its apparent perfection. In the workshop, on the other hand, we lay the fundamentals for our own sketchnotes and practice working methods together. This happens far away from wow effects, but is suitable for anyone interested sketchnotes as a work train for more concentration when listening and better effects when memorizing to convey.<\/p>\n

2019-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/p>\n

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\u201cNice, relaxed workshop. Personally, I found Mr. J\u00e4nicke quite sexy. He has unfortunately a wedding ring on, perhaps also for protection. ;)\u201c
\n<\/em>\u201cVery humorously held. The time flew by.\u201c
\n<\/em>\u201cGreat workshop, confidently and humorously presented. Good exercises, especially the self-portraits on the red thread were great. I think the idea of creating your own library with Sketch Notes is great. I now see the “professional” Sketch Notes more critically: other people’s drawings are almost impossible to understand, it’s really more of a tool for yourself.\u201c<\/em><\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text]\n\t\t

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Lecture<\/p>\n

10 steps to the introduction of an editorial system in small editorial offices<\/h5>\n

Small editorial offices, with few or only one editor, can also benefit from the undisputed advantages of an editorial system. Since up to now everything was practically in one hand, even a system introduction must be subordinated to these circumstances. Now concepts for modularization, structure and metadata must be developed in parallel, content revisions and corrections of terminology must be implemented and many other points must be considered. And all this must be done when experience with the editorial system is at its lowest. With the presented 10 steps, the CMS introduction is successful even in small editorial offices.<\/p>\n

Lecture Article “10 steps … to the CMS …” (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2018-10, SL-Infoday of the company SL INNOVATIV in Dinkelsb\u00fchl, Germany<\/em>
\n2018-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

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“Please, please, please give the man more time, he really has something to say! The lecture is really good.”
\n<\/em>“More lectures with so much input please!”
\n<\/em>“Very good and entertaining lecture, but unfortunately the time was not kept. But details are better than generalizations.”
\n<\/em>“Very packed. Listeners without any previous knowledge will be slain, but a good checklist to read up on.”
\n<\/em>“Very comprehensive, material for workshops and several lectures! … Top!”
\n<\/em>“Entertaining, diverting lecture … very well packed!”
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Workshop<\/p>\n

Hot symbols ice cold dissected.
\nThe ISO 7000 and 7010 on the illustrator’s dissecting table<\/h5>\n

Some of the currently used symbols seem to have come about by chance and probably are. If the symbols of ISO 7000 and 7010 are decomposed according to these design rules, the internal systematics are recognized and can be used for your own newly created symbols. The workshop finds its way via analysis, design and implementation in the graphic tool to the goal of the new symbol or safety sign.<\/p>\n

2017-10, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/em>
\n2018-01, tekom regional group in Munich, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

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“Congratulations on your presentation “Hot symbols ice cold cut up” at the tekom conference.<\/em>
\nI would also like to thank you for the good advice on our symbols and pictograms. It was really fun and I was able to learn a lot …”
\n<\/em>“The workshop was very informative and also inspired me to revise our symbols in the near future. … Thanks again for the very good workshop …”
\n<\/em>“The workshop was not only very interesting but also really entertaining and amusing.”
\n<\/em>“Very good.”
\n<\/em>“A lot of information in too little time…”
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Lecture<\/p>\n

You create individual security signs!
\nAre these also reliably recognized?<\/h5>\n

The ISO 7010 provide us some safety signs. Depending on the application, however, these are often either too general, too specific or not available for the specific situation. In order to warn the user as precisely as possible, it is therefore necessary to create safety signs based on ISO 3864 yourself. ISO 9186 gives us clarity as to whether these safety signs are recognized with sufficient accuracy, with test methods for comprehensibility and visual quality. The lecture presents the standards-based creation process for safety marks and the test methods in a practical way.<\/p>\n

Lecture “Symbols test methods” (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2016-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany
\n2016-12, tekom regional group in Nuremberg, Germany
\n2017-03, tekom regional group in Dresden, Germany
\n2017-04, tekom regional group in Karlsruhe, Germany
\n2017-05, SL info. day of the company SL INNOVATIV in Dinkelsb\u00fchl, Germany
\n2018-04, COMTecnica in Bologna, Italy (presented in English)<\/p>\n

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Tutorial<\/p>\n

Cascading style sheets also for technical illustration … fully graphical<\/h5>\n

Cascading Style Sheets is the technique to intelligently separate presentation from content and is mainly used for text-based content. This procedure was practically unusual in technical illustration. But it is possible without the dramatic code itself to create such step-by-step design templates fully graphically and intuitively and to use them to improve efficiency and quality. The tutorial shows the potential of this approach with the new Corel DESIGNER X7.<\/p>\n

Cascading Style Sheets auch f\u00fcr die Technische Illustration (pdf)<\/a> (only in German)<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2015-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“… rousing lecture …”<\/p>\n

4.55 points
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Lecture<\/p>\n

\u201eScreenshots\u201c of machine controls<\/h5>\n

After the technical illustrators had freed themselves from the shackles of design and even took the 3D CAD data into their own hands, the dependency on the developers of the machine and plant controls is unbroken. It can still be very costly to extract screenshots of controls in defined states, in good quality from the development environment. Despite objective limitations, “screenshots” can still be efficiently generated in alternative ways and can also be kept within standardized translation processes.<\/p>\n

\u201eScreenshots\u201c of machine controls (pdf)<\/a><\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2015-11, tekom conference in Stuttgart, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

4.55 point
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2D vector illustration in technical documentation<\/h5>\n

Objects that we use have long been depicted for instruction. As long as only the machine or device is to be shown, the technical editors can possibly sit back and rely on 3D CAD data or photos. However, if one wants to show functional or logical coherence, the digital pencil must be pulled and an arrow drawn, where the viewer can see who or what is to move on which way and where. This is the starting point for the flight over the 2D vector illustration in this workshop.<\/p>\n

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Tutorial, together with Otto Salzer from S3D<\/a><\/p>\n

Continuity of change, adopting 3D CAD data<\/h5>\n

The tutorial compares the working methods of Right Hemisphere Deep Exploration and Lattice XVL Studio 3D. The different approaches to the presentation of 3D models and their significance for the work of the technical illustrator are considered. Step by step, typical technical illustration processes are then compared using 3D CAD data. These are import, model analysis, model views, transformation and explosion as well as generation of vector data.<\/p>\n

2013-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

“Very good!”<\/em><\/p>\n

4.59 points
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Lecture<\/p>\n

Content management systems – introduction, experiences and tips<\/h5>\n

The decision for an content management system has been made, the sales department of an editorial system manufacturer has done a great job. Editors and managers of a software were able to convince their managers. In short: Will, budget and hopefully also personnel resources are available to introduce an content management system in the company. However: Often consultants are only now called in to implement the set goals in practice. Some essential questions should have been considered much earlier. From the perspective of a long-time consultant and trainer for the XML content management system bloXedia from pgx, the presentation shows determining basics and experiences from content management system implementations in different medium-sized companies.<\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

Up-to-date ways in the service provider-customer relationship<\/h5>\n

Many in the industry are still familiar with this: a service provider receives an order to create an operating manual, creates it, prints it out and delivers it. But the world of documentation has not stood still. Mixed teams of internal and external service providers work together in central databases. But the efficiency and flexibility thus gained raises new questions about billing, liability, payment security and contract law. The presentation will give an overview of ACTUAL and TARGET possibilities of current service provider-customer relationships.<\/p>\n

2011-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Workshop<\/p>\n

World of Icons in aktion<\/h5>\n

Icons, symbols, pictograms – graphically abstracted information is encountered in all situations in life. In technical communication, we ourselves like to use them frequently. In the workshop, two development stages of the user interface of a heavy load transporter are analyzed together, alternatives are searched for and the presentation is revised. ISO 7000, EN 80416 and the implementation in illustration tools are considered.<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2011-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

2,20 points
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Lecture<\/p>\n

World of Icons<\/h5>\n

Icons, Symbole, Piktogramme – graphisch abstrahierte Informationen begegnen uns in allen Lebenslagen. In der Technischen Kommunikation setzen wir diese selbst gern und h\u00e4ufig ein. Aber nicht immer bietet das zwar umfangreich genormte Fachgebiet ein Symbol f\u00fcr den sofortigen Einsatz, ist auf dem Stand der Zeit, oder wird von den Anwendern mit seiner beabsichtigten Information erkannt. Der Vortrag gibt einen \u00dcberblick \u00fcber parktisch anwendbare Informationen aus nationalen und internationalen Normen zu Zusammenstellungen von Symbolen und vor allen Dingen zu deren systematischen und normenbasierten Erweiterung.<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2010-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany
\n2011-05, tekom regional group in Dresden, Germany
\n2011-12, tekom regional group in Munich, Germany<\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

6.4 points
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Tutorial, together with Otto Salzer from S3D<\/a><\/p>\n

Best practice from 3D to 2D in technical illustration<\/h4>\n

The workshop shows the data workflow starting with the CAD format, the conversion into a 3D viewing format and the final 2D illustration format by means of a team presentation. It will be shown which tasks are better performed in 3D and which in 2D. The typical work steps and possible stumbling blocks are shown and discussed in detail. In addition, it is explained how to deal with changes (new versions) of the CAD source data. The workshop is product-neutral. Since it is not a theoretical lecture, the working methods will be demonstrated using Right Hemisphere Deep Exploration and the Corel Designer Suite.<\/p>\n

2010-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

6.12 points
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Vortrag<\/p>\n

Werkzeuge von Corel in der Technischen Illustration<\/h5>\n

Ort<\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

You have structured texts! And your graphics?<\/h5>\n

Texts are analyzed, structured, modularized, the language to these texts is controlled and templates for new terms are created. Undoubtedly a justified and beneficial effort. But why are these principles so rarely applied to technical illustrations? The lecture shows how to use standard 2D illustration software to reference properties of drawing objects, and how to work with layers, groups and external references in CAD style. In other words, the approach is to separate content from illustration and to modularize and structure the content.<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2008-11, tekom conference in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em>
\n2009-10,\u00a0tfk-Technologietag<\/a> at the Hochschule f\u00fcr Telekommunikation in Leipzig<\/a>, Germany<\/em>
\n2010-08, tekom regional group in Berlin, Germany<\/em>
\n2010-09, tekom regional group in Hamburg, Germany<\/em>
\n2011-06, tekom regional group in N\u00fcrnberg, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

2666 points from 4585 points
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Workshop<\/p>\n

CorelDRAW in the technical illustration<\/h5>\n

Although CorelDraw is not designed as a tool for technical illustration, it has nevertheless gained a strong position in the industry. Now, as always with software with a very wide range of applications, it is a large range of functions, only a part of which should be used for the relevant application. In the workshop, various scenarios of technical illustration will be presented and graphics with problem definitions of the participants will be analyzed. The benchmark for each action is the triangle of speed – sustainability – data volume.<\/p>\n

2007-11, tekom-Tagung in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em>
\n2010-09, tekom-Regionalgruppe in K\u00f6ln, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201eMany suggestions. More time would be nice. Thanks!\u201c<\/i><\/p>\n

2.24 points
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Workshop<\/p>\n

Foundation of a technical documentation office<\/h5>\n

On the basis of 10 years of freelance work, the foundation of a technical documentation office is shown in individual practical steps. We will not go into the generalities of setting up a business in “post-I-AG times”, but will focus on examples of a typical editorial day, starting with finance and contract design, systematic acquisition and pricing, and ending with database-supported order processing.<\/p>\n

2007-11, tekom-Tagung in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201eToo much content for the limited time available.\u201c\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

2.16 points
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Lecture<\/p>\n

Graphical terminology for machine description<\/h5>\n

The Machinery Directive and ISO 12100-2 require a “precise technical description of the machine …”. This description means a lot of effort in creation, maintenance and translation. To minimize this effort, a graphical terminology has been developed which allows the structure and function of the machine to be depicted in any language. Examples are used to illustrate the development and use of the machine and compared with the description in text form.<\/p>\n

more details …<\/a><\/p>\n

2006-11, tekom-Tagung in Wiesbaden, Germany<\/em><\/p>\n

Feedback<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u201e\u2026 sympathetically performed \u2026\u201c
\n<\/em>\u201e\u2026 a different point of view, thank you for the suggestion \u2026\u201c
\n<\/em>\u201e\u2026 very informative and well structured \u2026\u201c
\n<\/em>\u201e\u2026 speaker still has a future \u2026\u201c<\/em><\/p>\n

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Lecture<\/p>\n

Technical illustration based on 3D design data<\/h5>\n

2005-03, tekom-Regionalgruppe in Dresden, Germany<\/em>
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Lecture<\/p>\n

Creating technical documentation effectively and using it as an opportunity<\/h5>\n

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