Our goal in this session is to help you get started with sharing your technical knowledge and experience with others, whether it's by publishing an article, or getting up on stage at a conference, or delivering a training session at work.

Finding the best and most effective way to communicate your ideas is a creative process, and one that not all tech professionals find easy. There is no single, defined path that will get you from a vague idea of what you 'could' write or speak about, to an article or presentation that has 'the magic'. However, in this session we're going to share with you some simple techniques that will help you get started and give you the best chance of success.

We'll show you how to explore your 'vague idea' and turn it into a story with a purpose, and an understanding of its audience, the problems they need to solve most urgently and why. The content will start to take shape and structure and, after that, if you follow a few simple rules of communication, you'll be able to explain even complex technical ideas with purpose and clarity, and in a way that others can easily follow. And this is what mean by "amplify your experience". We will show you how to make sure your audience get the maximum benefit from the ideas, the knowledge and experience that you want to share with them.

Once you start using the techniques, you'll find that not only are you able to write an article or give a presentation that hits its audience, but also to communicate more effectively with team members at work and explain your ideas more clearly more clearly to your managers. You'll learn technical communication skills that are of broader benefit to all IT professionals.

The session aims to inspire and equip attendees to share their technical knowledge through writing, publishing, and speaking. The speakers will provide practical tips on effective writing and speaking, including structuring ideas and refining written work.

Attendees will learn how to leverage their experiences and share their work through online channels and conferences.