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ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation

Publisher: ACM Press
Series: Part of the SIGDOC - ACM Conference on Design of Communications - formerly ACM Conference on Systems Documentation conference series.

This is how the conference describes itself:

SIGDOC is the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group (SIG) on the Design of Communication (DOC). Until 2003, SIGDOC focused on documentation for hardware and software. With the shift in focus from documentation to the "design of communication," SIGDOC better positioned itself to emphasize the potentials, the practices, and the problems of multiple kinds of communication technologies, such as web applications, user interfaces, and on-line and print documentation.

SIGDOC focuses on the design of communication as it is taught, practiced, researched, and theorized in various fields, including technical communication, software engineering, information architecture, and usability, etc.

The traditional SIGDOC member was likely to be teacher, researcher, and/or practitioner of computer documentation. Today, a member of SIGDOC is likely to be a teacher, student, researcher, or practitioner of technical communication, computer science, user interface/interaction design, or a related field..

Year held: 2002
Conference website: http://www.sigdoc.org/
Full-text articles: Articles from this conference are available from the ACM Digital Library (requires subscription)

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The following articles are from "ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation":

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Albers, Michael J. (2002): Design of complex information. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 1-9. Available online

p. 10-16

Baecker, Ronald M. (2002): Showing instead of telling. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 10-16. Available online

p. 100-103

Kostur, Pamela (2002): Connecting learners with content: a unified content strategy for learning materials. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 100-103. Available online

p. 104-109

Leslie, Donald M. (2002): Using Javadoc and XML to produce API reference documentation. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 104-109. Available online

p. 110-112

Manning, Steve (2002): Designing information for dynamic delivery with XML. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 110-112. Available online

p. 113-121

Meyer, Oliver (2002): aTool: creating validated XML documents on the fly using MS word. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 113-121. Available online

p. 122-126

Newman, R. M., Bussard, N. and Richards, C. J. (2002): Integrating interactive 3-D diagrams into hypermedia documentation. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 122-126. Available online

p. 127-132

Novick, David G., Romero, Francisco, Saenz, Edgar Rene and Sandoval, Armando (2002): Extending direct manipulation in a text editor. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 127-132. Available online

p. 133-141

Nykaza, Janet, Messinger, Rhonda, Boehme, Fran, Norman, Cherie L., Mace, Matthew and Gordon, Manuel (2002): What programmers really want: results of a needs assessment for SDK documentation. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 133-141. Available online

p. 142-151

Paris, Cecile, Linden, Keith Vander and Lu, Shijian (2002): Automated knowledge acquisition for instructional text generation. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 142-151. Available online

p. 152-156

Pendharkar, Parag C. and Rodger, James A. (2002): An empirical study of factors impacting the size of object-oriented component code documentation. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 152-156. Available online

p. 157-163

Pierce, Robert and Tilley, Scott (2002): Automatically connecting documentation to code with rose. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 157-163. Available online

p. 164-176

Priestley, Michael and Schell, David A. (2002): Specialization in DITA: technology, process, & policy. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 164-176. Available online

p. 17-19

Carpenter, Susan G. (2002): Implementing DITA XML in a production environment. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 17-19. Available online

p. 177-178

Rockley, Ann (2002): Information modeling for single sourcing. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 177-178. Available online

p. 179-185

Russell, John (2002): Find what I mean: exploring new kinds of search results. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 179-185. Available online

p. 186-193

Scott, Dan and Seagren, Ronnie (2002): Creating a massive master index for HTML and print. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 186-193. Available online

p. 194-199

Spinuzzi, Clay (2002): Documentation, participatory citizenship, and the web: the potential of open systems. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 194-199. Available online

p. 20-25

Clark, Dave (2002): Rhetoric of present single-sourcing methodologies. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 20-25. Available online

p. 200-207

Spinuzzi, Clay (2002): Modeling genre ecologies. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 200-207. Available online

p. 208-215

Spinuzzi, Clay (2002): A Scandinavian challenge, a US response: methodological assumptions in Scandinavian and US prototyping approaches. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 208-215. Available online

p. 216-225

Talbott, Douglas, Gibson, Matthew and Skublics, Suzanne (2002): A collaborative methodology for the rapid development and delivery of online courses. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 216-225. Available online

p. 226-233

Tilley, Scott and Huang, Shihong (2002): Documenting software systems with views III: towards a task-oriented classification of program visualization techniques. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 226-233. Available online

p. 234-235

Tilley, Scott and Wong, Ken (2002): Workshop on graphical documentation for programmers. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 234-235. Available online

p. 236-247

Weber, Anke, Kienle, Holger M. and Muller, Hausi A. (2002): Live documents with contextual, data-driven information components. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 236-247. Available online

p. 248-257

Williams, Ashley (2002): Assessing prototypes' role in design. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 248-257. Available online

p. 258-262

Wong, Kenny and Tilley, Scott (2002): Connecting technical communicators with technical developers. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 258-262. Available online

p. 26-30

Dicks, R. Stanley (2002): Mis-usability: on the uses and misuses of usability testing. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 26-30. Available online

p. 31-38

Faber, Brenton D. (2002): Educational models and open source: resisting the proprietary university. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 31-38. Available online

p. 39-43

Gattis, Lyn F. (2002): Planning and information foraging theories and their value to the novice technical communicator. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 39-43. Available online

p. 44-48

Graham, Michelle, Chignell, Mark and Takeshita, Harumi (2002): Design of documentation for handheld ergonomics: presenting clinical evidence at the point of care. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 44-48. Available online

p. 49-59

Halsted, Kari L. and Roberts, James H. (Jamie) (2002): Eclipse help system: an open source user assistance offering. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 49-59. Available online

p. 60-71

Hart-Davidson, William (2002): Modeling document-mediated interaction. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 60-71. Available online

p. 72-78

Heximer, Erin E., Markova, Uliyana, Wu, Lisa and Yoon, Justine (2002): A multidisciplinary approach to improving the user experience: information development, test, and user experience design teams working together. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 72-78. Available online

p. 79-83

Johnson-Eilola, Johndan (2002): Open source basics: definitions, models, and questions. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 79-83. Available online

p. 84-89

Keirnan, Timothy, Anschuetz, Lori and Rosenbaum, Stephanie (2002): Combining usability research with documentation development for improved user support. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 84-89. Available online

p. 90-99

Koning, Henk, Dormann, Claire and Vliet, Hans van (2002): Practical guidelines for the readability of IT-architecture diagrams. In: ACM 20th International Conference on Computer Documentation 2002. pp. 90-99. Available online

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