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- Rethinking the Reference Manual: Using Database Technology on the WWW to Provide Complete, High-volume Reference Information Without Overwhelming ReadersMichael Priestley, Luc A. Chamberland, Julian Jones. 23-28 [doi]
- Technical Writing on the Web - Distributed SGML-based LearningPaul Beam, Peter Goldsworthy. 35-41 [doi]
- Documenting Virtual CommunitiesScott R. Tilley, Dennis B. Smith. 43-49 [doi]
- Like Topsy, It Just Grew: Students and Staff Make a Collaborative Documentation Project WorkElwin N. McKellar Jr., Ginger K. Dwyer, Gaylin J. Walli, Patricia L. Calomeni. 51-56 [doi]
- Decision Making: A Missing Facet of Effective DocumentationMichael J. Albers. 57-65 [doi]
- A Formative Evaluation of a Computer-Based Instruction Tutorial with Application to Electronic Performance Support SystemsGloria A. Reece, Linda Bol, Gary R. Morrison. 95-109 [doi]
- Developing Usable Online Information for a Web Authoring ToolMark H. Chignell, Benjamin Keevil. 115-123 [doi]
- Providing Education Electronically to Nontraditional Sites: New Delivery to a New AudienceNancy C. McAllister, David F. McAllister. 187-193 [doi]
- Information Access: Single Source, Multiple UseDana Gillihan, Thyra L. Rauch. 213-220 [doi]
- Academia, Privacy and Modern Information Technology: Partnering with Industry in the Modern EconomyBryan P. Bergeron. 243-245 [doi]
- Readers Expectations and Writers Goals in the Late Age of PrintCharles A. Hill, Brad Mehlenbacher. 257-266 [doi]
- Designing Two Nonprofit Web Sites on Less Than 350 US per Year EachCarl Stieren, Zbigniew Rachniowski. 271-280 [doi]