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Subject:Teaching From:Regina Doorlay <regina -at- HPBBLB -dot- BBN -dot- HP -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 22 Nov 1994 13:10:45 +0100
Regarding RoMay Sitze's and Lise Hansen's comments about teaching technical
communication:
I find this thread very interesting. I posted a question about this
exact topic in the comp.human-factors group. I called it "Teaching the
User Point of View". That started a good discussion about usability and
communication. It's amazing how similar the two discussions are. As
Technical Communicators, you may not realize how intertwined the fields
of TC and Human Factors/Usability are. I read both groups - you'd be
amazed at the similarities !
Regina
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