The third edition of Strategies for Technical Communication in the Workplace, featuring Laura J. Gurak and John M. Lannon, continues to provide highly respected guidance on how to succeed at technical communication in the workplace. The updated and expanded edition, published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., reflects the ever-changing industry of today’s technical communicators and the importance of using strategies based on research and evidence. Whether you are new to this field or are looking to update your career information, this book will help you be successful in your career as an effective technical communicator in any setting!
Overview About “Strategies for Technical Communication in the Workplace 3rd Edition”
The release of Strategies for Technical Communication in today’s workplace has expanded beyond providing learners with a broad understanding of technical communication issues within a company and placing them into some of those most common positions. The new edition provides an introduction to technical communication as a career field while also expanding on existing material to help prepare readers to work across multiple platforms within an organization and communicate across technologies. New content includes discussions of digital media formats; technology marketing; communicating online through blogs, wikis, social networking sites, and more; knowledge management strategies; accessibility considerations; and dealing with corporate language policies—all useful information for anyone working in or looking at pursuing a career that incorporates technical communication.
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This book provides technical communicators with a guide to creating and editing documents across multiple media formats. It discusses how to enhance communication effectiveness through improved audience analysis and strategic design principles, including developing documents that are short on jargon and long on clarity. The text helps readers develop document strategies based on their target audiences, tasks at hand, and constraints of each format. Building upon earlier editions of Strategies for Technical Communication, it’s been thoroughly updated to reflect current trends in information technology and professional practice as well as new advances in web-based publishing technologies.
About “Laura J. Gurak, John M. Lannon” the Authors
Laura Jane Gurak is Professor of English and Director of Writing at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, USA. She received her Ph.D. from Duke University. Laura Jane’s research interests focus on critical rhetorical analysis of cultural texts; digital culture and technology; collaborative writing processes; computer-mediated communication; electronic literacies; social theory; cultural studies and gender studies theory in rhetoric and composition and qualitative inquiry/research methodology/design. She is also interested in contemporary fiction and essays as well as world cinema as an aesthetic phenomenon that contributes to various aspects of culture such as popular visual media genres like science fiction cinema or children’s film where we see some of these topics reflected on a larger scale.
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