What Do You Recommend to Students for a Reference Book for Technical Writing

[Donohue, Cecilia]

I have used Alred et al. in the past, as well as "The MIT Guide to
Science and Engineering Communication" by Paradis and Zimmerman.

Cecilia Donohue 


Cecilia S. Donohue, MBA, Ph.D.
Professor and Chairperson
Department of English and Communication Arts
Madonna University
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Livonia MI 48150-1173

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Cdonohue at madonna.edu

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[mailto:bounce-stc-ac-277640 at lists.stc.org] On Behalf Of Kathy McTaggart
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 1:46 PM
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Subject: [stc-ac] Re: What Do You Recommend to Students for a Reference
Book for Technical Writing

I like Alred et al as well and recommend it to my online certificate
students. I'm just sorry the newer editions are not spiral-bound like
the 6th--I found that a much more usable format!
--
Kathy McTaggart
Instructor, Malaspina University College


Quoting "ldupont at dakotacom.net" <ldupont at dakotacom.net>:

> I also recommend this handbook.  It's not only useful during the 
> course, but it's also a resource they can hang on to and use later on.
> 
> Leslie Dupont

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