The increasingly global nature of the World Wide Web presents new challenges and opportunities for technical communicators who must develop content for clients or colleagues from other cultures and in other nations
The increasingly global nature of the World Wide Web presents new challenges and opportunities for technical communicators who must develop content for clients or colleagues from other cultures and in other nations
Culture, Cyberspace, and the New Challenges for Technical Communicators Kirk St.Amant SECTION I: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION IN CYBERSPACE CHAPTER 1 Using Global Contexts to Localize Online Content for International Audiences R. Peter Hunsinger CHAPTER 2 Making the User the Localization Expert: Employing User-Customization Strategies in Globalizing Online Content Clinton R. Lanier CHAPTER 3 Optimizing International Information Systems Matthew McCool CHAPTER 4 Cyberspace, International Intellectual Property Law, and Rhetoric Martine Courant Rife SECTION II: ONLINE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CULTURES CHAPTER 5 Pleasure in Naming All the Parts of the Known in Their Expected Order: How Traditional Chinese Agrarian Culture Influences Modern Chinese Cyberspace Communication Daniel D. Ding CHAPTER 6 What We Have Here Is a Failure to Communicate: How Cultural Factors Affect Online Communication Between East and West Carol M. Barnum CHAPTER 7 Meeting Each Other Online: Corpus-Based Insights on Preparing Professional Writers for International Settings Boyd Davis, Tsui-ping Chen, Hui-fang Peng, and Paul Blewchamp SECTION III: CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATIONS AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS CHAPTER 8 Virtual Design Studio: Facilitating Online Learning and Communication Between U.S. and Kenyan Participants Audrey Bennett, Ron Eglash, and Mukkai Krishnamoorthy CHAPTER 9 Cultural Adaptation of Cybereducation Judith B. Strother CHAPTER 10 Digital Ecologies: Observations of Intercultural Interactions in Learning Management Systems Sipai Klein and Sharon Trujillo Lalla Meet the Contributors Index Index
Culture, Cyberspace, and the New Challenges for Technical Communicators Kirk St.Amant SECTION I: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION IN CYBERSPACE CHAPTER 1 Using Global Contexts to Localize Online Content for International Audiences R. Peter Hunsinger CHAPTER 2 Making the User the Localization Expert: Employing User-Customization Strategies in Globalizing Online Content Clinton R. Lanier CHAPTER 3 Optimizing International Information Systems Matthew McCool CHAPTER 4 Cyberspace, International Intellectual Property Law, and Rhetoric Martine Courant Rife SECTION II: ONLINE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CULTURES CHAPTER 5 Pleasure in Naming All the Parts of the Known in Their Expected Order: How Traditional Chinese Agrarian Culture Influences Modern Chinese Cyberspace Communication Daniel D. Ding CHAPTER 6 What We Have Here Is a Failure to Communicate: How Cultural Factors Affect Online Communication Between East and West Carol M. Barnum CHAPTER 7 Meeting Each Other Online: Corpus-Based Insights on Preparing Professional Writers for International Settings Boyd Davis, Tsui-ping Chen, Hui-fang Peng, and Paul Blewchamp SECTION III: CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATIONS AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS CHAPTER 8 Virtual Design Studio: Facilitating Online Learning and Communication Between U.S. and Kenyan Participants Audrey Bennett, Ron Eglash, and Mukkai Krishnamoorthy CHAPTER 9 Cultural Adaptation of Cybereducation Judith B. Strother CHAPTER 10 Digital Ecologies: Observations of Intercultural Interactions in Learning Management Systems Sipai Klein and Sharon Trujillo Lalla Meet the Contributors Index Index
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