CCR760 – CMS in Technical Communication – Just Notes
Technical Communication Quarterly 17(1) 2008 “Guest Editors’ Introduction: Rationalizing and Rhetoricizing Content Management” by George Pullman and Baotong Gu The authors argue that we’ve been practicing CM for years through work like single sourcing, knowledge management and course management (Blackboard, etc.) This issue is an attempt to move technical communication from the static sphere of document design to the dynamic horizon of... Read More
CCR760 – Miller, Rutter, Sullivan, Lay, Slack et. al.
Readings from Johnson-Eilola and Selber’s Central Works in Technical Communication Miller, C. (1979, 2004). A humanistic rationale for technical communication. 47-54. Rutter, R. (1991, 2004). History, rhetoric, & humanism: Toward a more comprehensive definition of technical communication. 20-34. Sullivan, D.L. (1990, 2004). Political-ethical implications of defining technical communication as a practice. 211-219. Lay,... Read More
CCR691 – Final Project – Rivers
Rivers, Nathaniel A. “Some Assembly Required: The Latourian Collective and the Banal Work of Technical and Professional Communication.” Journal of Technical Writing & Communication 38 3 (2008): 189-206. Print. Rivers wants to address how collecting technologies into temporary and permanent strucutres to address the common world for the common good. For Rivers, this should be the goal that technical and professional communicators... Read More




