Technical Communication: A Reader-Centered Approach 9th Edition Paul V. Anderson

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Product details:

• ISBN 13:9798214354255
• Author: Paul V. Anderson

Table contents:

PART I: INTRODUCTION.
1. Communication, Your Career, and This Book.
2. Overview of the Reader-Centered Approach: Writing for a Job.
PART II: THE READER-CENTERED COMMUNICATION PROCESS.
3. Defining Your Communication’s Goals.
4. Conducting Reader-Centered Research: Gathering, Analyzing, and Thinking Critically About Information.
5. Using Six Reader-Centered Research Methods.
6. Organizing Reader-Centered Communications.
7. Drafting Reader-Centered Communications.
8. Using Eight Reader-Centered Patterns for Presenting Information and Ideas
9. Persuading Your Readers.
10. Developing an Effective, Professional Style.
11. Writing Reader-Centered Front and Back Matter.
12. Creating Reader-Centered Graphics.
13. Creating Eleven Types of Reader-Centered Graphics.
14. Designing Reader-Centered Pages and Documents.
15. Revising Your Drafts.
16. Testing Your Drafts for Usefulness and Persuasiveness.
PART III: APPLICATIONS OF THE READER-CENTERED APPROACH.
17. Creating Communications with a Team.
18. Creating and Delivering Listener-Centered Oral Presentations.
19. Managing Client and Service-Learning Projects.
20. Creating Reader-Centered Websites and Professional Portfolios.
21. Writing Reader-Centered Correspondence: Letters, Memos, and Emails.
22. Writing Effectively on Social Media at Work.
23. Writing Reader-Centered Proposals.
24. Writing Reader-Centered Empirical Research Reports.
25. Writing Reader-Centered Feasibility Reports.
26. Writing Reader-Centered Progress Reports.
27. Writing Reader-Centered Instructions.

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