Preface | p. V |
Acknowledgments | p. IX |
Introduction to Technical Communication | |
Defining Technical Communication | p. 3 |
Purpose, Audience Analysis, and Context | p. 7 |
Forms of Technical Writing | p. 19 |
Research | p. 69 |
Planning, Organizing, Drafting, and Style | p. 89 |
Page Design and Visuals | p. 105 |
Revising, Editing, and Proofreading | p. 121 |
Presentations | p. 129 |
Technical Communication in the Workplace | |
Collaboration in the Workplace | p. 147 |
Longer Forms in Technical Writing | p. 177 |
Proposals and Grant Writing | p. 249 |
Writing and Designing Training Materials | p. 315 |
Writing in Digital Environments | p. 343 |
Research in Professional Contexts | p. 365 |
Professional Document and Page Design | p. 391 |
Professional Review Processes | p. 425 |
Testing and Usability Issues | p. 439 |
Oral Presentations | p. 457 |
Writing in Other Professions | p. 487 |
Jobs in Technical Communication | p. 507 |
Professional Development in Technical Communication | p. 543 |
Grammar and Usage | p. 567 |
Citation Guidelines for APA, Chicago Manual of Style, and MLA | p. 585 |
Index | p. 607 |
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