Clay Spinuzzi

Mark Zachry, Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson: Visualizing patterns of knowledge work in organizations: a workshop. SIGDOC 2009: 305-306

Mark Zachry, William Hart-Davidson, Clay Spinuzzi: Advances in understanding knowledge work: an experience report. SIGDOC 2008: 243-248

William Hart-Davidson, Clay Spinuzzi, Mark Zachry: Capturing & visualizing knowledge work: results & implications of a pilot study of proposal writing activity. SIGDOC 2007: 113-119

Mark Zachry, Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson: Visual documentation of knowledge work: an examination of competing approaches. SIGDOC 2007: 120-126

Clay Spinuzzi: Learning our ABCs: accessibility, bottlenecks, and control in an organized research unit's website. SIGDOC 2007: 201-206

David G. Novick, Clay Spinuzzi (Eds.): Proceedings of the 25th Annual International Conference on Design of Communication, SIGDOC 2007, El Paso, Texas, USA, October 22-24, 2007. ACM 2007, isbn 978-1-59593-588-5

Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson, Mark Zachry: Chains and ecologies: methodological notes toward a communicative-mediational model of technologically mediated writing. SIGDOC 2006: 43-50

William Hart-Davidson, Clay Spinuzzi, Mark Zachry: Visualizing writing activity as knowledge work: challenges & opportunities. SIGDOC 2006: 70-77

John W. Stamey Jr., David G. Novick, Clay Spinuzzi, Brad Mehlenbacher: Research issues in the design of communication. SIGDOC 2006: 129-130

Mark Zachry, Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson: Researching proposal development: accounting for the complexity of designing persuasive texts. SIGDOC 2006: 142-148

Clay Spinuzzi: Four ways to investigate assemblages of texts: genre sets, systems, repertoires, and ecologies. SIGDOC 2004: 110-116

Clay Spinuzzi: Using a handheld PC to collect and analyze observational data. SIGDOC 2003: 73-79

Clay Spinuzzi: Knowledge circulation in a telecommunications company: a preliminary survey. SIGDOC 2003: 178-183

Clay Spinuzzi: Documentation, participatory citizenship, and the web: the potential of open systems. SIGDOC 2002: 194-199

Clay Spinuzzi: Modeling genre ecologies. SIGDOC 2002: 200-207

Clay Spinuzzi: A Scandinavian challenge, a US response: methodological assumptions in Scandinavian and US prototyping approaches. SIGDOC 2002: 208-215

Clay Spinuzzi: Software development as mediated activity: applying three analytical frameworks for studying compound mediation. SIGDOC 2001: 58-67

Clay Spinuzzi, Mark Zachry: Genre ecologies: an open-system approach to understanding and constructing documentation. ACM Journal of Computer Documentation 24(3): 169-181 (2000)

Clay Spinuzzi: Exploring the blind spot: audience, purpose, and context in "product, process, and profit". ACM Journal of Computer Documentation 24(4): 213-219 (2000)

Clay Spinuzzi: Investigating the technology-work relationship: a critical comparison of three qualitative field methods. SIGDOC 2000: 419-432

Clay Spinuzzi: Grappling with distributed usability: a cultural-historical examination of documentation genres over four decades. SIGDOC 1999: 16-21

Samuel G. McLellan, Alvin W. Roesler, Joseph T. Tempest, Clay Spinuzzi: Building More Usable APIs. IEEE Software 15(3): 78-86 (1998)

Samuel G. McLellan, Alvin W. Roesler, Zongming Fei, Savita Chandran, Clay Spinuzzi: Experience Using Web-Based Shotgun Measures for Large-System Characterization and Improvement. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 24(4): 268-277 (1998)