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1. #20902 Basic Business Communication Resource Links This web site is designed, written, and edited by active business communication professionals to help you in communicating for business. Flatley, Marie. San Diego State University (1999). Resources>Directories>Business Communication 2. #26802 Knowledge Management for Training Professionals This site introduces training professionals to KM and helps orient them to opportunities for applying their training skills and knowledge to KM initiatives. San Diego State University (1999). Resources>Knowledge Management 3. #21972 The course provides a Humanities perspective on web design. It introduces students to basic issues and practices of web design, but also examines how web pages can be seen as texts that are amenable to rhetorical and cultural analysis. Web sites embody 'architectures', which as MIT professor of architecture William Mitchell notes, raise many of the same issues of access, assembly, use, control, and community formation that occur with urban planning. We will thus not only practice designing web pages, but we will also consider methods for interpreting and analyzing web sites. Werry, Chris. San Diego State University. Academic>Courses>Web Design>Writing 4. #10150 How often have you attempted to grade your students' work only to find that the assessment criteria were vague and the performance behavior was overly subjective? Would you be able to justify the assessment or grade if you had to defend it? The Rubric is an authentic assessment tool which is particularly useful in assessing criteria which are complex and subjective. Pickett, Nancy and Bernie Dodge. San Diego State University (1998). Academic>Course Materials 5. #21970 Technical Communication Teaching Resources This online version of the Department of Rhetoric and Writing Studies Instructors' Resource Guide is a manual for teaching undergraduate composition. Werry, Chris. San Diego State University (2002). Resources>Education>Writing>Technical Writing 6. #21971 This web site contains information about Chris Werry's section of RWS 503W Technical Writing. You'll find the syllabus, course description, on-line readings, assignments, and other course materials here. Werry, Chris. San Diego State University. Academic>Courses>Writing>Technical Writing 7. #19592 503W is designed to help upper-level students develop the communication skills needed for successful professional careers. The course provides the opportunity to write in the variety of forms you are likely to encounter in your professional lives (that is, memos, manuals, proposals, etc.). Bekins, Linn. San Diego State University (2002). Academic>Courses>Writing>Technical Writing
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