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"Essential Blogging," a guide released this year for new bloggers by O'Reilly, a publisher of software manuals, demystifies the jargon and walks readers through features on several software products.
Demystifying financial jargon and media sloganeering clearly lends itself to the medium.
"There needs to be a tutorial on its significance, and maybe a lot of explanation to help demystify the technical jargon".
It demystifies the medical jargon routinely used in the intensive care unit (ICU) by including a glossary of terms and a Frequently Asked Questions page.
In his new book, "How to Speak Money," Lanchester makes the case that everyone is capable of understanding how the economy works … as long as they can demystify all the acronyms and jargon.
Earlier this year, when we set about to demystify some of the worst business jargon at the World Economic Forum in Davos, we could not have imagined it would hit so many of our readers' raw nerves.
He's recommending that parents read BCS' PDF guides to the new primary and secondary computing curriculum, which were written for teachers, but which he hopes will "demystify" the changes, as well as the computing jargon that goes with them.
It's also important to demystify the content of any message you deliver by avoiding jargon and being a person of few — but effective — words.
The Thomashauers use everything from film clips to encounter group jargon to snack breaks with home-baked cookies to get emotionally clammed-up New Yorkers to demystify both their bosses and their orgasms.
This may demystify the lobby.
