Strategies for Technical Communication in the Workplace: Books a La Carte Edition

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For introductory courses in Technical Communication

Complete but streamlined coverage, with a focus on audience and purpose
Based on the acclaimed Technical Communication by Lannon and Gurak, Strategies for Technical Communication in the Workplace , Third Edition prepares students for workplace writing through a clear and concise writing style, useful checklists, practical applications, numerous sample documents, and coverage of technology and global issues. The Third Edition addresses changing technology in the workplace with a complete chapter on social media, updated examples, and sample documents. This brief and affordable text is accessible to students of all writing levels.

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LAURA J. GURAK is Associate Professor and Director of the Internet Studies Center in the Rhetoric Department at the University of Minnesota, where she is also a Faculty Fellow in the Law School.