#18300
Technical Communication Books and Resources
A list of links to Barnes and Noble pages for technical communication books.
Ortiz, Eugene. TComm WebRing, The (1998). Resources>Bibliographies>TC
#24067
Technology and Composition Bibliography
A bibliography of several hundred writings about technology and the teaching of writing.
Taylor, Stacy. University of Louisville. Resources>Bibliographies>Technology>Writing
#13922
Many technical communication educators are exploring the potential of new and emerging information technology, specifically the World Wide Web, for delivery of their courses. This bibliography intends to help technical communicators explore the potential of virtual learning environments for their courses and to provide a point of entry into this burgeoning but rather unstructured field of inquiry. More specifically, the bibliography intends to provide a structured overview of approaches to conceptualizing, designing, developing, and evaluating virtual learning environments.
Starke-Meyerring, Doreen and Linda S. Clemens. Technical Communication Quarterly (1999). Resources>Bibliographies>TC
#18608
Universal Design Custom Bibliography Tool
A bibliography of writings about universal design.
University of Wisconsin. Resources>Bibliographies>Accessibility>Universal Usability
#18696
A bibliography of published books related to usability in website design.
Usability and Beyond. Resources>Bibliographies>Usability>Web Design
#19362
Usability Testing of Web Sites and Other Technological Media
The following resources address issues pertaining to usability testing of web sites and other technological media.
Temple University (2000). Resources>Bibliographies>Usability
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User Interface Design Bibliography
Chauncey Wilson of BMC Software, Inc. has compiled this excellent list of resources. We are grateful to him for allowing us to post it here. To contact Chauncey directly, send e-mail to chaunsee@aol.com. This bibliography was last updated in December 1998.
Wilson, Chauncey E. User Interface Engineering (1998). Resources>Bibliographies>User Interface
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The study of visual communication is a multi-disciplinary, multi-dimensional effort. People who write on this topic come from mass communication (including photography, advertising, and news editorial areas), film and cinema studies, education, art and aesthetics, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, linguistics, semiotics, architecture and even archaeology. This rich melange of viewpoints is an asset because of the insights that come from cross-fertilization, however it causes some problems academically for those of us who teach visual communication because of a lack of any sense of common theory. This is not to suggest that there is or should be a central of core theory that organizes the field, however, it would be easier to order a curriculum, as well as a graduate program of study, if there were some notion of at least the important theories and scholars from the various disciplines that need to be covered. This project looks at the body of literature and the categories that emerge from the writings to develop a taxonomy of topics and some sense of the location of the most important, or at least the most frequently written about, areas of study. The objective is to collect the scholarly writing on the most central visual communication topics (mental imagery, visual thinking, the language metaphor, psychology), as well as peripheral topics that interweave with visual communication, such as sociology, anthropology, archaeology and architecture.
Moriarty, Sandra and Keith Kenney. International Visual Literacy Association. Resources>Bibliographies>Information Design>Visual Rhetoric
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A bibliography of books and articles about usability and user-centered design in the web design process.
Usability.gov (2006). Resources>Bibliographies>Web Design>Usability
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A bibliography with hundreds of online articles about weblogs.
Lowe, Charles. Kairos (2004). Resources>Bibliographies>Writing>Blogs
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Three technical communication gurus answer the question, 'What is the last work-related book that you read, and how are you applying it to your job?'
Barnum, Carol M., John V. Hedtke and William Horton. Intercom (2002). Resources>Bibliographies>TC
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Литература по Human Computer Interaction На Русском Языке
Literature on Human Computer Interaction written in Russian.
Samoilov, Konstantin. HCI.ru (2001). (Russian) Resources>Bibliographies>Human Computer Interaction
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How to Attract Links and Increase Web Traffic – The Ultimate Guide
The number of excellent resources that have come out since the beginning of the year on attracting links and building traffic has really mushroomed. Plus there are some timeless classics that are still very relevant today. I think it makes sense to compile the very best in one handy location and share it, so here’s my entire collection. If I missed your link and traffic resource let me know and I’ll take a look.
Clark, Brian. Copyblogger (2006). Resources>Bibliographies>Web Design>Marketing
