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Principles of Technical Communication
This 'syllaweb' is provided for an ASU-East Online Course. As a student in this class, you'll be: exploring the wide range of professional possibilities in the world of technical communication; learning and discussing principles and techniques for a variety of technical writing and communication tasks; developing an awareness for audience and purpose; understanding how all of these impact content, logic, and organization; practicing writing and document design.
Wambeam, Cynthia A. Arizona State University (2003). Academic>Courses>TC
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Style Manuals and Guides for Technical Writing 
Style manuals show how to format bibliographies and footnotes; some also provide information on outlining, editing and writing. If your instructor has not specified a particular format or recommended a style manual, consult one of the following, widely-used manuals.
Arizona State University. Reference>Style Guides>Writing>Technical Writing
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Ten Secrets of Writing Business Letters
Ten suggestions for improving business correspondence.
Arizona State University (2001). Resources>Business Communication>Correspondence
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WPA-L: Writing Program Administration
The website for the WPA-L (Writing Program Administration) mailing list. From here you can subscribe, unsubscribe or review past messages.
Arizona State University. Resources>Mailing Lists>WPA>Education
