Technical Communication

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Articles in November, 2002 issue of Technical Communication

• Attributes of performance-centered systems: what can we learn from five years of EPSS/PCD competition award winners? (Case Study).
  by Marion, Craig
• Thinking Like Your Editor: How to Write Great Serious Nonfiction--and Get It Published. (Book Reviews).
  by Anderson, Darrill
• Designing wearable performance support: insights from the early literature. (Literature Review).
  by Gobert, Danielle
• A Practical Guide to Localization. (Book Reviews).
  by St. Amant, Kirk
• The need for a design lexicon: examining minimalist, performance-centered, and user-centered design. (Applied Theory).
  by Mackenzie, Colleen
• 7 Steps to Better Written Policies and Procedures. (Book Reviews).
  by Urgo, Raymond E.
• Books received 1 March 2002 to 31 May 2002.
• Back to fund-amentals: the business realities of funding for performance support projects. (Case Study).
  by Driscoll, Margaret; Hynes, Colin
• Web Site Design is Communication Design. (Book Reviews).
  by Gregory, Terri
• Read me first: an introduction to this special issue. (Introduction).
  by Carliner, Saul
• Indexing: A Nuts-and-Bolts Guide for Technical Writers. (Book Reviews).
  by Carlson, Rich
• Cyberpl@y: Communicating Online. (Book Reviews).
  by Campbell, Alexa
• Task support, reference, instruction, or collaboration? Factors in determining electronic learning and support options. (Applied Theory).
  by Gery, Gloria J.
• Usability Engineering: Scenario-based Development of Human-computer Interaction. (Book Reviews).
  by Stewart, David
• Who is in control? The logic underlying the intelligent technologies used in performance support. (Applied Theory).
  by Quesenbery, Whitney
• Web Word Wizardry: A Guide to Writing for the Web and Intranet. (Book Reviews).
  by Sullivan, Bill
• Choices and challenges: considerations for designing electronic performance support systems. (Applied Theory).
  by Carliner, Saul
• Shaping Science with Rhetoric: the Cases of Dobzhansky, Schrodinger, and Wilson. (Book Reviews).
  by Andrews, Bob
• Recent and relevant.
  by Southard, Sherry
• Politically correct covers; judging information products; kudos for the online journal; academe and industry. (Correspondence).
• ePublishing for Dummies. (Book Reviews).
  by Florzak, Doug
• Human Factors in Information Systems. (Book Reviews).
  by Young, Diana
• Core competencies: the essence of technical communication. (Editorial).
  by Hayhoe, George F.
• Developing Training Courses: A Technical Writer's Guide to Instructional Design and Development. (Book Reviews).
  by Jacobson, Peggy
• XSLT: Working with XML and HTML. (Book Reviews).
  by Owens, David