ACM Journal of Computer Documentation, Volume 24

Volume 24, Number 1, February 2000

• T. R. Girill:
  Editorial: a publishing pla fulfilled. 1-2
  
• Margaret Martinez:
  International learning in an international world. 3-20
  
• Jamie Kirkley, Thomas M. Duffy:
  Expanding beyond a cognitivist framework. 21-24
  
• Brad Mehlenbacher:
  Intentionality and other nonsignificant in issues learning: commentary on Margaret Martinez's Intentional Learning in an Intentional World? 25-30
  
• Thomas L. Russell:
  Commentary on international learning. 31-32
  
• Kristene Sutliff:
  Integrating academics and industry: a challenge for both sides. 33-38
  

Volume 24, Number 2, May 2000

• Joseph Y. Halpern:
  CoRR: a computing research repository. 41-48
  
• David L. Armbruster:
  Issues of online research repositories from the perspective of the biomedical sciences. 49-53
  
• Les Carr, Steve Hitchcock, Wendy Hall, Stevan Harnad:
  A usage based analysis of CoRR. 54-59
  
• James Prekeges:
  The dilemma of credibility vs. speed. 60-63
  
• A. J. (Tom) van Loon:
  A computing research repository: why not solve the problems first? 64-71
  
• Joseph Y. Halpern:
  A response to the commentaries on CoRR. 72-77
  
• Robert R. Johnson:
  Nardi and O'Day's information ecologies: using technology with heart. 78
  
• William Hart-Davidson:
  Confessions of a gardener: a review of information ecologies. 79-84
  
• Frances J. Ranney:
  At the heart of information ecologies: invisibility and technical communication. 85-90
  
• Dickie Selfe, Dawn Hayden:
  A review and applications of information ecologies. 91-102
  

Volume 24, Number 3, August 2000

• Bob Waite:
  Introduction to this classic reprint and commentaries. 105-106
  
• George R. Klare:
  The measurement of readability: useful information for communicators. 107-121
  
• Gretchen Hargis:
  Readability and computer documentation. 122-131
  
• Janice Redish:
  Readability formulas have even more limitations than Klare discusses. 132-137
  
• Karen A. Schriver:
  Readability formulas in the new millenium: what's the use? 138-140
  
• Kristin Zibell:
  Klare's "useful information" ist useful for Web designers. 141-147
  
• George R. Klare:
  Readable computer documentation. 148-168
  
• Clay Spinuzzi, Mark Zachry:
  Genre ecologies: an open-system approach to understanding and constructing documentation. 169-181
  

Volume 24, Number 4, November 2000

• Barbara Mirel:
  Product, process, and profit: the politics of usability in a software venture. 185-203
  
• Patricia A. Carlson:
  Information technology and the emergence of a worker-centered organization. 204-212
  
• Clay Spinuzzi:
  Exploring the blind spot: audience, purpose, and context in "product, process, and profit". 213-219
  
• Eric N. Wiebe:
  Deep realities: the fit of usability in business. 220-226
  
• Judith B. Harris, Candace Figg:
  Participating from the sidelines, online: facilitating telementoring projects. 227-236
  
• Anne Hamilton:
  Metaphor in theory and practice: the influence of metaphors on expectations. 237-253
  
• Jack Jobst:
  A conversation and commentary on from Millwrights to Shipwrights. 254-259