Technical Communication

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Articles in November, 1992 issue of Technical Communication

• A practical approach for managing team writing projects. (Practicalities)
  by Keller, Chuck
• A practitioner's guide to research methods. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Goubil-Gambrell, Patricia
• Interviewing Practices for Technical Writers. (book reviews)
  by Hendrix, Diane L.
• Communication patterns and intellectual teamwork.
• Qualitative research in technical communication: issues of value, identity, and use. (includes case studies) (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Spilka, Rachel; Sullivan, Patricia
• Technical Briefing: Skills for Success and Survival. (book reviews)
  by Lear, Peter J.
• Some good writers. (examples of scientific writing)(includes writing exercises) (Writer Worksheets)
  by Hanna, Jim
• Visual thinking and creativity. (includes exercises) (Visual Literacy) (Column)
  by Horton, William
• How to Write Usable User Documentation. (book reviews)
  by Demaree, Dan
• MultiLex: an online dictionary and thesaurus. (Software Review) (Technology Reviews)
  by Wallia, C.J.
• The meaning of continuous improvement. (The Quest for Quality)
  by Wiley, Ann L.
• Survey research in technical communication: designing and administering questionnaires. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Plumb, Carolyn; Spyridakis, Jan H.
• To Be or Not: An E-Prime Anthology. (book reviews)
  by Whinnery, Retta
• Research in technical communication: a view of the past and a challenge for the future. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by MacNealy, Mary Sue
• Software manuals. (criteria for good manuals) (The Friendly Editor) (Column)
  by Bush, Don
• Document design basics.
  by Rizzo, Eleanor
• Jargon. (specialized languages) (Term Talk) (Column)
  by Nadziejka, David E.
• Writing for two different audiences. (process paper writing for students) (A Teaching Tip)
  by Miles, Donald Joseph
• A survey of practitioners' attitudes toward research in technical communication. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Beard, John D.; Williams, David L.
• Dvorak's Inside Track to the Mac. (book reviews)
  by Morgan, Marilyn E.
• Electronic tools for online publications. (includes directory of manufacturers) (The Wired Word: Designing Online Documentation) (Column)
  by Horton, Katherine
• Visuals in a rhetorical dimension: context and levels of abstraction. (Theory and the Profession)
  by Beck, Charles E.; Osman-Jouchoux, Rionda
• Conducting research in technical communication: the application of true experimental designs. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Spyridakis, Jan H.
• How to Write a Manual. (book reviews)
  by Miller, Thomas K.
• Let's get visual: revelations after six days with Japanese customers. (International Technical Communication)
  by Lombard, Catherine
• Doctoral research in technical communication, 1965-1990. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Kelly, Rebecca S.; Rainey, Kenneth T.
• The PC User's Guide. (book reviews)
  by Foote, Paul T.
• Capital punishment. (techniques for editing middle management memos) (Nancy's Wordsmithy) (Column)
  by Allison, Nancy
• The continuing importance of research in technical communication. (Editorial)
  by Smith, Frank R.
• 1074? See page 84. (Standard for Developing Software Life Cycle Processes) (Communication Management)
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia
• Writing for the media. (preparation of press releases)
  by Perry, Devern J.
• Technically Speaking: Proven Ways to Make Your Next Presentation a Success. (book reviews)
  by Campbell, Charles P.
• Research in technical communication: perspectives and thoughts on the process. (Special Issue: Research in Technical Communication)
  by Barclay, Rebecca O.; Pinelli, Thomas E.
• Metaphorically speaking. (use of models and metaphors in communication) (Models for Technical Communicators)
  by McGuire, Gene
• Confucius for the technical communicator: selections from The Analects.
  by Etz, Donald V.
• The Oxford Dictionary for Scientific Writers and Editors. (book reviews)
  by Hardesty, Ray