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Students in technical communication courses deserve the very best instruction the profession can provide-and so do teachers. Resources in Technical Communication gives instructors of introductory technical communication courses a rich series of creative and carefully crafted resources for their classrooms.

Students in technical communication courses deserve the very best instruction the profession can provide—and so do teachers. Resources in Technical Communication gives instructors of introductory technical communication courses a rich set of creative and carefully crafted resources for their classrooms. The book has four primary goals. First, it provides key performance outcomes around which teachers can structure their courses. Each chapter focuses on one or more outcomes considered important by recognized scholars and experienced teachers of technical communication. Teachers are encouraged to choose a set of outcomes appropriate for their local institution, situation, students, and curricula. Second, the book provides evidence that can be used to shape technical communication classes. It presents arguments made by business and industry leaders to support each chapter's performance outcome. Each chapter also examines these arguments in the context of contemporary academic research in technical communication. Third, each chapter presents an overview of an assignment sequence that will help teachers address the outcome that serves as the focus of that chapter. The overview explains how experienced teachers of technical communication approach and work through the assignment sequence. Finally, the book supplies assignment materials and sample texts for each performance outcome. The chapter appendices contain assignment sheets, activity worksheets, additional materials, and samples of student work that teachers can use in connection with assignments.

Introduction 1(6)
Cynthia L. Selfe
SECTION 1: Focus on Rhetorical Understanding
Using Client-Based Writing to Teach Problem Solving
7(14)
Summer Smith Taylor
Art Young
Technical Reports as Rhetorical Practice
21(16)
James Kalmbach
Using Multiple-Source Research to Create Persuasive Evidence-Based Communication
37(26)
Jennifer Sheppard
Using Design Approaches to Help Students Develop Engaging and Effective Materials that Teach Scientific and Technical Concepts
63(28)
Anne Francis Wysocki
Copyright Law and a Fair Use Pedagogy: Teaching and Learning Strategies for Technical Communication Courses
91(18)
Michael R. Moore
SECTION 2: Focus on Sociocultural Understanding
Preparing Students for Service-Learning Contexts with Case Studies, Scenarios, and Workplace Writer Studies
109(16)
Gerald J. Savage
Teresa Kynell Hunt
Adapting Communication to Cultural and Organizational Change
125(20)
Peter Praetorius
Technological Activism: Understanding and Shaping Environments for Technology-Rich Communication
145(16)
Richard J. Selfe
Communities of Practice: The Shop Floor of Human Capital
161(18)
Tracy Bridgeford
Analyzing the Interactive Audience: Constructing a Communal Knowledge Base
179(16)
Ann Kitalong-Will
SECTION 3: Focus on the Complexities of Practice
Understanding Usability Approaches
195(26)
Johndan Johnson-Eilola
Stuart A. Selber
An Ethics Primer: Strategies for Ethical Decision Making
221(20)
Michael Martin
Select, Interpret, Produce: A Three-Part Model for Teaching Information Graphics
241(24)
Karla Saari Kitalong
Listen Up! Oral Presentations in the Technical Communication Classroom
265(16)
Patricia Freitag Ericsson
Let's Talk: Preparing Students for Speaking and Listening in the Workplace
281(12)
Gary Bays
The Elements of Editing: Relationships, Roles, and Revisions
293(16)
Danielle Nicole DeVoss
Exploding the Myth of Transparent Communication of Information
309(22)
Marilyn M. Cooper
Contributors 331(6)
Index 337


Cynthia Selfe