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The TC Team: Our Very Own Superheroes   (PDF)

Leavitt imagines how easy writing documentation would be with the help of technical communication superheroes who fix grammar, translate technobabble, and extend deadlines.

Leavitt, Loralee. Intercom (2000). Humor>Documentation>Writing

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#15202

Teaching a Workshop on Sentence Diagramming   (PDF)

Demonstrates how sentence diagramming can be an effective writing tool and offers tips on how it should be taught.

Jennings, Ann S. Intercom (2002). Articles>Education>Editing>Grammar

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#22577

Teaching Effective Feedback Skills   (PDF)

Offers practical suggestions for teaching students of technical communication how to provide effective feedback on documents.

Willen, Matt. Intercom (2004). Articles>Education>TC

504.
#30783

Teaching Professionalism in the Classroom   (PDF)   (members only)

Looks at what it means to be professional as a technical writer, as a teacher, and as a student and explains how to teach professionalism in the classroom.

Campbell, Alexa. Intercom (2008). Articles>Education>TC>Professionalism

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#15203

Review: Teaching Yourself Adobe GoLive 4.0   (PDF)

Reviews Adobe GoLive 4.0 Classroom in a Book, and Adobe GoLive 4.0 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide.

Wallia, C.J.S. Intercom (2000). Articles>Reviews>Software>Adobe GoLive

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#15204

Team Meeting, January 12, 2010   (PDF)

Imagines a high-tech conference call in the future.

Reed, Dian Duchin. Intercom (2000). Articles>Collaboration

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#15205

Teaming Up to Define Your Users   (PDF)

Demonstrates how technical communicators can be leaders in the effort to create thorough descriptions of a product's users.

Filippo, Elizabeth G. Intercom (2002). Design>User Centered Design>Assessment>Personas

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#15206

Technical Communication in Sweden   (PDF)

Describes what it's like to work as a technical communicator in Sweden, a country where the profession has a long tradition.

Moller, Birgitta. Intercom (2002). Articles>TC>Regional>Scandinavia

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#14763

Technical Communication Programs in Asia   (PDF)

A report on the growth of technical communication in Asia, with an emphasis on China and South Korea.

Li, Xiaoli. Intercom (2002). Academic>Education>Regional>Asia

510.
#14676

Technical Communication: The Next Wave   (PDF)

Perlin examines cutting-edge developments in technical communication and discusses their possible impact on the workplace.

Perlin, Neil E. Intercom (2001). Articles>TC>Workplace

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#14679

Technical Communicators: Designing the User Experience   (PDF)

Fisher argues that technical communicators should take the lead in developing software that satisfies user demands, and describes how to develop the new skills needed to do so.

Fisher, Lori H. Intercom (2001). Design>User Centered Design>Software

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#14724

Technical Communicators Go to the Moon   (PDF)

This article highlights the contributions of technical communicators to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Mercury and Apollo programs, which culminated in 1969 with the landing of men on the moon.

Rutkowski, Ed. Intercom (2001). Articles>TC>History

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#14652

Technical Communicators--Why They Study   (PDF)

The authors, both teachers at Concordia University, report on a survey conducted by their Continuing Education Department that suggests several reasons why many technical communicators desire more education. Waterhouse and Sklar also describe how their department is using the survey to tailor its curriculum to the needs of technical communicators.

Waterhouse, Ann and Adrianne Sklar. Intercom (2000). Articles>Education>Continuing

514.
#15207

Technical Editing 101   (PDF)

Provides tips for new technical editors on how to develop an effective editing process.

McNeill, Angie D. Intercom (2001). Articles>Editing

515.
#15208

Technical Presentations: From Neophyte to Master   (PDF)

Discusses ways that technical presenters can improve their speaking skills.

Walinskas, Karl. Intercom (2000). Articles>Presentations

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#22791

Technical Translation: Craft, Not Commodity   (PDF)

Describes the work of translators and suggests strategies buyers can use to find the best translator for their needs.

Cardillo, Louis M. Intercom (2004). Articles>Editing>Localization>Technical Writing

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#14739

Technical Writers and Patent Applications   (PDF)

Worth examines the role of technical writers in the patent application process.

Worth, Carol. Intercom (2002). Careers>Writing>Intellectual Property

518.
#15209

Technical Writers in Russia   (PDF)

Jacobson, a Russian expatriate, reports on the history and current state of technical communication in Russia.

Jacobson, Lena. Intercom (2001). Articles>TC>Regional>Russia

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#14663

Technical Writing and the Sciences   (PDF)

This article, the first in a series on the history of technical communication, examines the evolving roles of technical writers and editors in scientific communication.

Rutkowski, Ed. Intercom (2000). Articles>Scientific Communication

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#22789

Technical Writing in Cuba   (PDF)

Reports on the training and education of technical writers in Cuba.

Sapp, David Alan. Intercom (2004). Articles>Writing>Technical Writing>Cuba

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#14638

Technical Writing in the Antarctic   (PDF)

Williams describes the experiences of two technical writers who worked in Antarctica.

Williams, Lisa. Intercom (2000). Articles>Writing>Regional>Antarctica

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#14719

The Technical Writing Internship   (PDF)

Based on her experiences as an interning technical communicator, Lurkis argues that internships are valuable experiences for both students and companies.

Lurkis, Elisa B. Intercom (2001). Academic>Internships

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#14729

Technical Writing Is Unique   (PDF)

Bush clarifies the role of technical editors in light of the particular purposes of technical documents.

Bush, Donald W. Intercom (2001). Articles>Editing>TC

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#28373

Technically, It's Still Marketing: The Rewards and Rigors of Writing Marketing Copy for Technology Companies   (PDF)

Writing for technology companies has its own unique set of challenges. Here's how to work around some of them.

Calhoun, Harry. Intercom (2006). Careers>Writing>Marketing

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