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Background: This teaching case describes the evolution of a course on content strategy aimed at advanced undergraduates and graduate students in the digital and professional writing programs at Michigan State University. The course has gone through three major shifts to reflect corresponding shifts in focus among professional and technical communicators: from developing content for the World Wide...
By examining the use of social software across multiple disasters of the 21st century, we can better understand social software use, user-centered design, and trends in communication. Looking across these disasters, we can trace from the early connections made by participants through the channels of the mainstream media up to more recent disasters in which participants were able to use numerous systems...
This paper discusses a case study underlining the differences between Windows and Web interfaces currently being implemented online. Findings are reported from a recent examination of DotNetNuke, a Web portal system based on Microsoft technologies
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