Qualitative Research in Technical Communication

Herausgeber: Conklin, James; Hayhoe, George F

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This volume brings together a representative sample from the growing body of work in qualitative research in technical communication. Including examples of qualitative methodologies-including ethnography, case study, focus groups, action research, grounded theory, and interview research- used by technical communicators to strengthen their practice, the result is a rich harmony of perspectives, as diverse as the field of technical communication itself.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
• Seitenzahl: 402
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2010
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
• Gewicht: 721g
• ISBN-13: 9780415876353
• ISBN-10: 0415876354
• Artikelnr.: 29919919

Autorenporträt

James Conklin is president of Cadence Human Systems, Inc., and currently serves as the coordinator of the Ontario Research Coalition of Research Institutes / Centres on Health and Aging, and as the co-leader of the research and evaluation team that is investigating the performance of the Seniors Health Research Transfer Network. He has a professional adjunct appointment with Concordia University, where he teaches in the MA program in Human Systems Intervention. George F. Hayhoe is professor of Technical Communication and director of the MS program in Technical Communication Management at Mercer University's School of Engineering. A fellow of the Society for Technical Communication, he was editor of its journal, Technical Communication, from 1996 to 2008. He has co-authored two books, and published book chapters, articles, and conference papers on a variety of topics in technical and professional communication.

Inhaltsangabe

James Conklin, "Introduction"
Canonical Article A
Canonical Article B
Saul Carliner, "Modeling Information for Three-dimensional Space: Lessons
Learned from Museum Exhibit Design"
Hillary Hart and James Conklin, "Toward a Meaningful Model for Technical
Communication"
Lee-Ann Kastman Breuch, "A Work in Process: A Study of the Development of
Single-Source Documentation and Document Review Processes of Cardiac
Devices"
Scott A. Mogull, "A Call for New Courses to Train Scientists to be
Effective Scientific Communicators in Contemporary Government and Business
Settings"
Tiffany Craft Portewig, "The Role of Rhetorical Invention for Visuals: A
Qualitative Study of Technical Communicators in the Workplace"
Thomas Vosecky, Marika Seigel, and Charles Wallace, "Making and Acting:
Ethnographic Development of a Case Study Approach"
Christopher Thacker and David Dayton, "Using Web 2.0 to Conduct Qualitative
Research: A Conceptual Model"
Marieke Welle Donker, Menno de Jong, and Leo Lentz, "Heuristic Website
Evaluation: Exploring the Effects of Guidelines on Experts' Detection of
Usability Problems"
Russell Willerton, "Proceeding with Caution: A Case Study of Engineering
Professionals Reading White Papers"
Linda Driskill and Watts, "Building the 'Mathematical Village' with VIGRE:
A Qualitative Study"
Michael Hughes and Tom Reeves, "Team Learning in Usability Testing"
Susan Booker, "Social Action on the Prairie"
Debbie Davy and Christina Valecillos, "Qualitative Research: A Review of
Articles Published from 2003 to 2007"
George Hayhoe, "Future Directions in Qualitative Research"