Technical Communication

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Articles in May, 1992 issue of Technical Communication

• Ghost writers: the hidden profession. (anonymity in technical documents) (Theory and the Profession) (Column)
  by Beck, Charles E.; Walters, Nancy J.
• Writing for human performance: relating reading research to document design.
  by Spyridakis, Jan H.; Wenger, Michael J.
• A teaching tip: a co-op approach to writing resumes and letters of application. (Column)
  by Harris, Peter G.
• The business of technical communication. (Column)
  by Peterson, Dart G.
• The communicator's portfolio: the ideal saleskit.
  by McDaniel, Barbara; Sheng-Taylor, Roberta
• Cross-cultural communication: is it Greek to you? (International Technical Communication) (Column)
  by Coward, Nancy Caswell
• Teaching students the verticality of technical documentation. (Special Section: Education How-to)
  by Hager, Peter J.
• Selling Science: How the Press Covers Science and Technology. (book reviews)
  by Molony, Sheila
• Communication management. (Column)
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia
• Seven ways to make a hypertext project fail.
  by Glushko, Robert J.
• The wired word. (designing online documentation) (Column)
  by Horton, William
• Status of technical manual specifications and standards. (Column)
  by Bach, Claudia
• An 8-hour to 16-hour curriculum in computer hardware for technical writing programs, with reading list. (Special Section: Education How-to)
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia; Firman, Anthony H.
• Environmental Hazards: Communicating Risks as a Social Process. (book reviews)
  by Wahl, Linnea
• Rewrite creatively. (part 1) (Writer Worksheets) (Column)
  by Hanna, Jim
• The technical presentation.
  by Gilbert, Frederick
• Nancy's Wordsmithy. (Column)
  by Allison, Nancy
• The technical communicator interviewing for information. (includes related articles) (Practicalities) (Column)
  by McDowell, Earl E.
• Dealing with non-English alphabets in mathematics.
  by Burton, Barry W.
• Humanizing technical communication. (Column)
  by Cohen, Gerald
• What you should get from a professionally oriented master's degree program in technical communication. (Special Section: Education How-to)
  by Carliner, Saul
• Reporting on Risk: Getting It Right in an Age of Risk. (book reviews)
  by Klein, Susan
• Enhancing hypertext documents to support learning from text. (Column)
  by Charney, Davida
• Term talk: politics, advertising, and technical phrasings. (misleading statements have no place in a technical report) (Column)
  by Nadziejka, David E.
• Julius Caesar, R.I.P. (using playscript in administrative memoranda)
  by Reese, Vaughn L.
• Customer satisfaction measurement. (The Quest for Quality) (Column)
• Controlling technology through communication: redefining the role of the technical communicator. (Column)
  by Cilengir, Erika N.
• Improving Risk Communication. (book reviews)
  by Durbin, Margaret E.