Table of Contents

• Government transparency in the U.S?: the ethics, functional literacy, and usability of open geographic government dataClayton Benjamin. [doi]
• Designing an archive for born-digital dissertationsKathie Gossett. [doi]
• Users to the rescue: the role of user-generated content (UGC) in the Minnesota affordable care act (ACA) website launchLee-Ann Kastman Breuch. [doi]
• Putting GamerGate in context: how group documentation informs social media activityMichael Trice. [doi]
• Identifying latent variables in nonprofit proposal writing: results of two structural equation modelsSarah K. Gunning. [doi]
• They'lI Ve: combining surrealist research and computer-mediated tools for social justiceLandon Berry. [doi]
• Capturing social value in UX projectsAndrew Mara, Miriam Mara. [doi]
• Portable pedagogy: how interaction design made us better teachersLaura Gonzales, Rebecca Zantjer, Howard Fooksman. [doi]
• The obese body as interface: fat studies, medical data, and infographicsMarie Moeller. [doi]
• Globalizing technical communication research through digital mappingAdam Strantz. [doi]
• Thinking tools for moving across boundariesSarah Tinker Perrault, Susan Verba, Sumayyah Ahmed, Prerna Dudani, Yohei Kato. [doi]
• Economies of type: the public quest for cheap printingHeather Noel Turner. [doi]
• Graphical abstracts: a taxonomy and critique of an emerging genreSuzanne Lane, Andreas Karatsolis, Lily Bui. [doi]
• Emphasizing technical communication as the intersection of STEM and humanitiesAlice R. Daer. [doi]
• Building foundations for the crowd: minimalist author support guides for crowdsourced documentation wikisLuke Thominet. [doi]
• Responsive, mobile app, mobile first: untangling the UX design web in practical experienceCheri Mullins. [doi]
• A prototype theory approach to internationalizing information design in health and medical communicationKirk St. Amant. [doi]
• Leading participant-centered research: an argument for taking a more strategic role as user experience architectsCait Ryan, Liza Potts. [doi]
• Re-imag(in)ing the digital domestic sphere: a critical-creative study of photography and motherhood in the 21st centuryLindsey Harding. [doi]
• What's a better category?: shavers or father's day gifts?Joseph Yun. [doi]
• Designing smartphone apps for at risk populations: domestic violence survivors and user experienceBrandy Dieterle. [doi]
• How do entrepreneurs hone their pitches?: analyzing how pitch presentations develop in a technology commercialization competitionClay Spinuzzi, Gregory Pogue, R. Scott Nelson, Keela S. Thomson, Francesca Lorenzini, Rosemary A. French, Sidney D. Burback, Joel Momberger. [doi]
• HART: the human affect recording toolJaclyn Ocumpaugh, Ryan S. Baker, Ma. Mercedes T. Rodrigo, Aatish Salvi, Martin Van Velsen, Ani Aghababyan, Taylor Martin. [doi]
• Digital badges for deliberate practice: designing effective badging systems for interactive communication scenariosJoseph R. Fanfarelli, Rudy McDaniel. [doi]
• User-created persona: Namibian rural Otjiherero speakersDaniel G. Cabrero. [doi]
• The impact of the interface: responding to student writing in CMS'sMikal Post. [doi]
• Universal scent blackbox: engaging visitors communication through creating olfactory experience at art museumMei-Kei Lai. [doi]
• Dispelling myths, motivating action: rhetorical complexities and information challenges in the heart healthy advocacy website, go red for womenAntoinette Larkin. [doi]
• Factors to actors: implications of posthumanism for social justice workEmma J. Rose, Rebecca Walton. [doi]
• Using social media sentiment analysis for interaction design choices: an exploratory frameworkMark McGuire, Constance Kampf. [doi]
• Effective user experience in online technical communication courses: employing multiple methods within organizational contexts to assess usabilityMarjorie Rush Hovde. [doi]
• Participating in project management experiences in the workplaceBenjamin Lauren. [doi]
• Intentionally recursive: a participatory model for mentoringPatricia Sullivan, Michele Simmons, Kristen Moore, Lisa Meloncon, Liza Potts. [doi]
• Interactive story: project management from inception to testingSara Raffel. [doi]
• User preferences of software documentation genresRalph H. Earle, Mark A. Rosso, Kathryn E. Alexander. [doi]
• My reviewers: participatory design & crowd-sourced usability processesCassandra Branham, Joe Moxley, Val Ross. [doi]
• Envisioning mobile apps for audio description: exploring universal design of national park service brochuresBrett Oppegaard, Thomas Conway, Megan Conway. [doi]
• Barriers to publishing visual rhetoric researchKathryn M. Northcut. [doi]
• Design process for user interaction with robotic manipulators in industrial internet applicationsDoris Aschenbrenner, Michael Fritscher, Felix Sittner, Klaus Schilling. [doi]
• Interactive data visualization for risk assessment: can there be too much user agency?Sonia H. Stephens. [doi]
• From connect-exchange to ConnectX: the (iterative) story of a mobile appElizabeth Oderkirk, Kimberly Jung. [doi]
• Teaching public speaking without the public: making a case for virtual audiencesJill Manderson, Binod Sundararajan, Linda Macdonald. [doi]
• Designing mobility apps to support intermodal travel chainsClaas Digmayer, Sara Vogelsang, Eva-Maria Jakobs. [doi]
• Moving from site to presence with a writing program's online identitySean McCarthy. [doi]
• Socio-technical gaps in online collaborative consumption (OCC): an example of the etsy communityAli Gheitasy, José L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Bonnie A. Nardi. [doi]
• Addressing sociotechnical gaps in the design and deployment of digital resources in rural KenyaJosé L. Abdelnour-Nocera, Souleymane Camara. [doi]
• The resonance and residue of the first African American newspaper: how freedom's journal created space in the early 19th centuryValerie Kasper. [doi]
• Designing tools to support advanced users in new forms of social media interactionHyunggu Jung, Sungsoo (Ray) Hong, Perry Meas, Mark Zachry. [doi]
• Target data breach: applying user-centered design principles to data breach notificationsFer O'Neil. [doi]
• Picturing information for money: visual usage in humanities-based grant applicationsAngelia Giannone. [doi]