TechWhirl (TECHWR-L) is a resource for technical writing and technical communications professionals of all experience levels and in all industries to share their experiences and acquire information.
For two decades, technical communicators have turned to TechWhirl to ask and answer questions about the always-changing world of technical communications, such as tools, skills, career paths, methodologies, and emerging industries. The TechWhirl Archives and magazine, created for, by and about technical writers, offer a wealth of knowledge to everyone with an interest in any aspect of technical communications.
Lend Me Your Compass, Cap! Towards Informed Linking
by Greg Siering
_Kairos_ Links Editor
INBOX
The Ten Commandments of MOO Pedagogy
by Janet Cross and Kristian Fuglevik
Reviewing the Reviewer: A Response to Susan Lang
by Ron Burnett
COVERWEB: Electro-Pedagogies
Coordinated by Anthony Rue and Jane Love
including
*Hypertextualizing Autobiography
by Laura Sullivan
*Being In Pictures
by Michelle Glaros
*Electronic Monumentality
by Barry J. Mauer
*Using MOOs as an Avenue of Critical Thought
by Matthew McKinzie
*Terrortories: The Uncharted Space of a Networked Writing Course
by Rebecca Moss
*Jazz and the Scene of Writing: 9 Variations on a Post-Theme
by Michael A. Laffey
FEATURES
Surveying the Body Electric,
or How Voyeurism Transforms Audience and E-valuation
by Tim Krause, Purdue University
Rethinking the Academy: Problems and Possibilities of Teaching,
Scholarship, Authority, and Power in Electronic Environments
by Keith Dorwick, University of Illinois-Chicago
Hyped-Up for Friends:
Cultural Studies and Web Research in Composition
by Michelle Sidler, Purdue University
NEWS
_Kairos_ InterMOO: Joseph Unger
conducted by Corey Wick and Douglas Eyman
Mapping New Rhetorical Spaces:
Building Bridges from Current to New Technologies
by Claudine Keenan, George Otte and Peter Sands
This Place Is Y/our Space; This Space is Y/our Place
by Jane Lasarenko, Dene Grigar, and Alan Rea
Calls For Participation
REVIEWS
The E-List:
Resource Reviews For Teachers of Writing
coordinated by Sandra Thompson
and Camille Langston, Texas Woman's University
Michael Joyce's
Of Two Minds: Hypertext Pedagogy and Poetics
Reviewed by Allan Heaps, Michigan Technological University
Beth Baldwin's
Conversations: Computer-Mediated Dialogue, Multilogue and Learning
Reviewed by Morgan Gresham and Mike Jackman, University of Louisville
Nick Carbone's and Eric Crump's
English Online: A Student's Guide to the Internet and World Wide Web
Reviewed by Ted Nellen, New York City's Murry Bergtraum High School
CommonSpace
Software review by Nancy Tucker, University of Michigan-Flint
PIXELATED RHETORICS
Autumn 1996
How can Kairos become more interactive?
Contact _Kairos_ via editor Mick Doherty at <mick -at- rpi -dot- edu>
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