The essays collected in this volume address the full range of pedagogical and programmatic issues specifically facing technical communication teachers and programme directors in the computer age. The authors locate computers and computing activities within the richly-textured cultural contexts of a technological society, focusing on the technical communication instructional issues that remain most important as old versions of hardware and software are endlessly replaced by new ones.
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"[n]o book, Stuart Selber argues in the introduction, focuses exclusively on the intersection of computers and technical communication. And, as he promises, this book does just that....[t]his book moves technical communication studies forward toward establishing a well-defined, but adaptive discipline as well as moving us further away from our subdiscipline status in English Studies."-Technical Communication Quarterly
"Computers and Technical Communication, edited by Stuart Selber, is a good book. It is useful in that it defines broadly the concerns of technical communication scholars, teachers, and administrators as they attempt to come to terms with the emergence of computer literacy as an academic concern."-Journal of Business and Technical Communication
"Ýn¨o book, Stuart Selber argues in the introduction, focuses exclusively on the intersection of computers and technical communication. And, as he promises, this book does just that....Ýt¨his book moves technical communication studies forward toward establishing a well-defined, but adaptive discipline as well as moving us further away from our subdiscipline status in English Studies."-Technical Communication Quarterly
?Computers and Technical Communication, edited by Stuart Selber, is a good book. It is useful in that it defines broadly the concerns of technical communication scholars, teachers, and administrators as they attempt to come to terms with the emergence of computer literacy as an academic concern.?-Journal of Business and Technical Communication
?[n]o book, Stuart Selber argues in the introduction, focuses exclusively on the intersection of computers and technical communication. And, as he promises, this book does just that....[t]his book moves technical communication studies forward toward establishing a well-defined, but adaptive discipline as well as moving us further away from our subdiscipline status in English Studies.?-Technical Communication Quarterly
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