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- Ronald Baecker: Showing instead of telling. 10-16
- Susan G. Carpenter: Implementing DITA XML in a production environment. 17-19
- Dave Clark: Rhetoric of present single-sourcing methodologies. 20-25
- R. Stanley Dicks: Mis-usability: on the uses and misuses of usability testing. 26-30
- Brenton D. Faber: Educational models and open source: resisting the proprietary university. 31-38
- Lyn Gattis: Planning and information foraging theories and their value to the novice technical communicator. 39-43
- Michelle Graham, Mark H. Chignell, Harumi Takeshita: Design of documentation for handheld ergonomics: presenting clinical evidence at the point of care. 44-48
- Kari L. Halsted, James H. (Jamie) Roberts: Eclipse help system: an open source user assistance offering. 49-59
- William Hart-Davidson: Modeling document-mediated interaction. 60-71
- Erin E. Heximer, Uliyana Markova, Lisa Wu, Justine Yoon: A multidisciplinary approach to improving the user experience: information development, test, and user experience design teams working together. 72-78
- Johndan Johnson-Eilola: Open source basics: definitions, models, and questions. 79-83
- Timothy Keirnan, Lori Anschuetz, Stephanie Rosenbaum: Combining usability research with documentation development for improved user support. 84-89
- Henk Koning, Claire Dormann, Hans van Vliet: Practical guidelines for the readability of IT-architecture diagrams. 90-99
- Pamela Kostur: Connecting learners with content: a unified content strategy for learning materials. 100-103
- Donald M. Leslie: Using Javadoc and XML to produce API reference documentation. 104-109
- Steve Manning: Designing information for dynamic delivery with XML. 110-112
- Oliver Meyer: aTool: creating validated XML documents on the fly using MS word. 113-121
- Robert M. Newman, N. Bussard, C. J. Richards: Integrating interactive 3-D diagrams into hypermedia documentation. 122-126
- David G. Novick, Francisco Romero, Edgar Rene Saenz, Armando Sandoval: Extending direct manipulation in a text editor. 127-132
- Janet Nykaza, Rhonda Messinger, Fran Boehme, Cherie L. Norman, Matthew Mace, Manuel Gordon: What programmers really want: results of a needs assessment for SDK documentation. 133-141
- Cécile Paris, Keith Vander Linden, Shijian Lu: Automated knowledge acquisition for instructional text generation. 142-151
- Parag C. Pendharkar, James A. Rodger: An empirical study of factors impacting the size of object-oriented component code documentation. 152-156
- Ann Rockley: Information modeling for single sourcing. 177-178
- John Russell: Find what I mean: exploring new kinds of search results. 179-185
- Clay Spinuzzi: Documentation, participatory citizenship, and the web: the potential of open systems. 194-199
- Clay Spinuzzi: Modeling genre ecologies. 200-207
- Clay Spinuzzi: A Scandinavian challenge, a US response: methodological assumptions in Scandinavian and US prototyping approaches. 208-215
- Douglas Talbott, Matthew Gibson, Suzanne Skublics: A collaborative methodology for the rapid development and delivery of online courses. 216-225
- Scott R. Tilley, Shihong Huang: Documenting software systems with views III: towards a task-oriented classification of program visualization techniques. 226-233
- Anke Weber, Holger M. Kienle, Hausi A. Müller: Live documents with contextual, data-driven information components. 236-247
- Ashley Williams: Assessing prototypes' role in design. 248-257
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