Technical Communication

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Articles in May, 1994 issue of Technical Communication

• Australian and United States technical communicators: a comparison of survey results.
  by Fisher, Julie
• Gothic grammar. (the use of compound and complex sentences in technical writing) (Nancy's Wordsmithy)
  by Allison, Nancy
• The most famous yet unusual technical writer. (technical writer Robert Pirsig) (Theory and the Profession)
  by Beck, Charles E.
• Setting the context for understanding. (effective technical writing)
  by Connatser, Bradford R.
• Updating communication resources. (obtaining translation services for technical writing) (International Technical Communication)
  by Klein, Fred
• The tale of 2000 bee stings; or, to bee, or to be better. (the proper attitude and prerequisites for recovering from illnesses and the economic recession) (Communication Management)
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia
• Capital equipment: how to get it and manage it.
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia
• Technical Writing: A Practical Approach, 2d ed. (book reviews)
  by Birchak, B. Christiana
• How to fail at multimedia. (New Media Literacy)
  by Horton, William
• Analyzing electronic help exchanges: an inquiry into instructions for complex tasks.
  by Mirel, Barbara
• Online Help: Design and Evaluation. (book reviews)
  by Morgan, Marilyn E.
• Chopping copy. (intelligent editing) (The Friendly Editor)
  by Bush, Don
• Production design: holding it together. (From Print to Pictures)
  by Connelly, James O.
• Publishing in technical communication journals from the successful author's point of view.
  by Clements, Noel; MacNealy, Mary Sue; Speck, Bruce W.
• Editing Technical Writing. (book reviews)
  by Campbell, Charles P.
• Diagram for analysis. (sentence diagrams) (Writers Worksheets) (Evaluation)
  by Hanna, Jim
• Culture as an element in teaching technical writing.
  by Mirshafiei, Mohsen
• Work-site experience in technical writing classes. (A Teaching Tip)
  by Emerick, Ronald; Morgan, Meg
• The role of metadiscourse in persuasion. (Current Research in Technical Communication)
  by Charney, Davida; Longo, Bernadette
• The STC vision: what do we want to create? (Society for Technical Communications) (Guest Editorial) (Editorial)
  by Cascone, Steven
• Words, words, words. (common errors in technical communication)
  by Isaacs, Marx
• The new technologies, cross-cultural communication, and localization: ideas which are not mutually exclusive. (includes related article) (International Technical Communication)
  by Winters, Elaine
• Measurement of performance, productivity, and quality. (The Quest For Quality)
  by Wiley, Ann L.
• Removing obstacles to easy reading.
  by Fiske, David
• Trying to be precise, we are redundant. (redundancies in technical writing) (Term Talk)
  by Nadziejka, David E.
• Writing a strategic plan for a small business. (Practicalities)
  by Barnum, Carol
• Marketing literature. (Marketing Writing For Technical Products)
  by King, Janice
• Effects of a graphical browser on readers' efficiency in reading hypertext.
  by Payne, David G.; Wenger, Michael J.
• Perspectives on Electronic Publishing: Standards, Solutions, and More. (book reviews)
  by Slaughter, George
• The American Heritage Dictionary online. (Software Review) (Technology Reviews) (Evaluation)
  by Wallia, C.J.
• Research in technical communication in the Netherlands.
  by Jansen, Carel
• Technical Presentation Skills. (book reviews)
  by Wittert, Kathy
• Professor WordPerfect. (Software Review) (Technology Reviews) (Evaluation)
  by Anthony, John