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ASD-STE100: How to write procedures in Simplified Technical English

  • Workshop
  • Content Creation
  • 07. November
  • 11:30 - 13:15 AM (CET)
  • K1 + K2
  • finished
  • Presentation Slides
  •  Daniela Zambrini

    Daniela Zambrini

    • eXeL8
  •  Orlando Chiarello

    Orlando Chiarello

    • STEMG

Contents

Maximum participants: 30

This workshop offers participants an immersive introduction to Simplified Technical English (STE) as defined by the ASD-STE100 standard. The session will commence with an overview of the structure of STE as a controlled natural language, including its writing rules and dictionary. Participants will receive an official copy of the current issue, which will serve as a foundation for practical exercises. These exercises will involve creating new procedures from the information provided and rewriting existing examples to comply with STE rules. Additionally, the workshop will briefly address the importance of project terminology validation to ensure consistency and clarity in compliance with STE. By the end of the session, attendees will have hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of how to apply STE principles to technical writing.

Takeaways

Links to download an official free copy of Issue 8 of ASD-STE100.

Prior knowledge

Prior knowledge of STE is not necessary. Professional proficiency in English is recommended.

Speakers

 Daniela Zambrini

Daniela Zambrini

  • eXeL8
Biography

Daniela Zambrini is a freelance technical translator and editor (IT>EN and EN>IT), specializing in aviation, defence, and logistics.

She is an Associate Expert of the ASD Simplified Technical English Maintenance Group and a member of ITIA, ATA, STC, and AIAA. She also serves on the COM&TEC board.

 Orlando Chiarello

Orlando Chiarello

  • STEMG
Biography

Orlando Chiarello is the Product Support manager of Secondo Mona, an Italian aerospace system manufacturer. He is the Italian National Coordinator and Chairperson of the ASD Simplified Technical English Maintenance Group (STEMG). Orlando is a member of several national and international working groups, and a member of COM&TEC.