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Top 5 Most Accessed CDQ and SIGDOC 2015 Articles of the Last Year

Top 5 SIGDOC 2015 Papers by Downloads 1) Responsive, mobile app, mobile first: untangling the UX design web in practical experience Cheri Mullins | Downloads: 451   2) Digital badges for deliberate practice: designing effective badging systems for interactive communication

Michael Trice July 26, 2016July 26, 2016 CDQ, Events, Features Read more

SIGDOC 2015 Proposals being Accepted

Key links and dates for SIGDOC 2014.

Michael Trice September 1, 2014January 2, 2015 CDQ, Events, Features, News Read more

CDQ 2.4

CDQ 2.4 is now available for download. This issue includes a column by Rebekka Andersen on Content Strategy Work, Brian J. McNely’s “Knowledge Work, Knowledge Play: A Heuristic Approach to Communication Design for Hybrid Spaces”, and Marie Moeller’s “Pushing Boundaries

Michael Trice August 21, 2014August 21, 2014 CDQ, Events, Features, News Read more

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Sound Usability? Usability heuristics and guidelines for user-centered podcasts Jennifer L. Bowie, Ph.D. Screen Space 2241 Blenheim Ct Marietta, GA 30066 001-404-931-2364 jbowie@screenspace.org   ABSTRACT In this paper, I explore usability for podcasts. I begin with a definition of podcasting.

Michael Trice June 25, 2012September 10, 2013 Features, Volume 13, Number 2 Read more

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Available Articles: Do Usability Evaluators Do What We Think Usability Evaluators Do? Method Madness: A Usability Testing Pilot Research Case Study Do Usability Evaluators Do What We Think Usability Evaluators Do? Erin Friess University of North Texas, Linguistics and Technical Communication

Michael Trice April 11, 2012September 10, 2013 Features, Volume 13, Number 1 Read more

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Notes from the Field: Some thoughts on audience and context in software development and user assistance  SIGDOC Student Chapter News European Chapter of SIGDOC ITmatters@IU Newsletter Call for Papers from ICCATE 2011 Notes from the Field: Some thoughts on audience and

Michael Trice March 21, 2012September 10, 2013 Features, Newsletter, Volume 12, Number 2 Read more

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Notes from the Field: Some thoughts on audience and context in software development and user assistance By Rob Pierce Many aspects of technical writing, usability, and design continue to rapidly evolve for software development companies. While there will always be theories

Michael Trice March 21, 2012September 10, 2013 Features, Newsletter, Volume 12, Number 3 Read more

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Designing communication for a system of systems By Rob Pierce | IBM Corporation The system of systems provides a challenging and interesting area in the design, development, and delivery of technical communication. Systems can be extremely complex, and contain many

Michael Trice March 21, 2012September 10, 2013 Features, Newsletter, Volume 12, Number 4 Read more

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