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24th SIGDOC 2006: Myrtle Beach, SC, USA

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    Shihong Huang, Rob Pierce, John W. Stamey Jr.:
    Proceedings of the 24th Annual International Conference on Design of Communication, SIGDOC 2006, Myrtle Beach, SC, USA, October 18-20, 2006. ACM 2006, ISBN 1-59593-523-1

Workshop 1

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    Thomas L. Honeycutt, David R. Wright:
    Building bridges: connecting research ethics and computer science. 1-2
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    Yuzuru Tanaka:
    Knowledge media and meme media architectures from the viewpoint of the phenotype-genotype mapping. 3-10

Documentation analysis

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    David G. Novick, Karen Ward:
    Why don't people read the manual? 11-18
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    Kohl Witmer, Rhoda Baggs Koss, Tamas Kasza:
    A method for risk mitigation during the requirements phase for multimedia software systems. 19-22
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    Carlos J. Costa, Manuela Aparicio:
    Searching documents on the intranet using PDA. 23-28
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    Aristidis Protopsaltis, Vassiliki Bouki:
    The effects of reading goals in hypertext reading. 29-34

Invited talk 1

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    Klaus P. Jantke:
    Games that do not exist communication design beyond the current limits. 35-42

Design of communication 1

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    Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson, Mark Zachry:
    Chains and ecologies: methodological notes toward a communicative-mediational model of technologically mediated writing. 43-50
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    Davide Bolchini, Sebastiano Colazzo, Paolo Paolini, Daniele Vitali:
    Designing aural information architectures. 51-58
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    Ashley Williams, Mary Moore:
    Designing communication: considering the dynamics of the discipline. 59-63

Design of communication 2

Lunch and rigo award

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    Dixie Goswami, Carolyn R. Miller:
    ACM SIGDOC Rigo award co-recipients, 2006. 83

Documentation usability

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    David G. Novick, Karen Ward:
    What users say they want in documentation. 84-91
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    Thomas George Kannampallil, John M. Daughtry III:
    Handling objects: a scenario based approach. 92-98
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    Amy Tracy Wells:
    Usability: reconciling theory and practice. 99-104

Documentation systems

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    Terrence P. Fries:
    A framework for transforming structured analysis and design artifacts to UML. 105-112
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    Giuseppe A. Di Lucca, Damiano Distante, Mario Luca Bernardi:
    Recovering conceptual models from web applications. 113-120
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    S. N. I. Mount, R. M. Newman, R. J. Low:
    ICODE: enabling the static checking of programs and their documentation. 121-128

Panel session

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    John W. Stamey Jr., David G. Novick, Clay Spinuzzi, Brad Mehlenbacher:
    Research issues in the design of communication. 129-130

Workshop 2

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    John W. Stamey Jr., Ellen Domb:
    Workshop: communicating design patterns with TRIZ. 131-133

Best practices

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    Otávio Augusto Lazzarini Lemos, Daniel Carnio Junqueira, Marco Aurélio Graciotto Silva, Renata Pontin de Mattos Fortes, John W. Stamey:
    Using aspect-oriented PHP to implement crosscutting concerns in a collaborative web system. 134-141
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    Mark Zachry, Clay Spinuzzi, William Hart-Davidson:
    Researching proposal development: accounting for the complexity of designing persuasive texts. 142-148
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    Makoto Ohigashi, Zhen-Sheng Guo, Yuzuru Tanaka:
    Integration of a 2D legacy GIS, legacy simulations, and legacy databases into a 3D geographic simulation. 149-156

Developing documentation and communication 1

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    Aidan Kehoe, Ian J. Pitt:
    Designing help topics for use with text-to-speech. 157-163
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    David W. Marlow:
    Blending system and human text in a technical communication genre. 164-171
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    Ingo Stock, Michael Weber:
    Authoring technical documentation using a generic document model. 172-179

Invited talk 3

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    Hanen Belhaj Frej, Philippe Rigaux, Nicolas Spyratos:
    User notification in taxonomy based digital libraries. 180-187

Developing documentation and communication 2

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    Patrick Etcheverry, Christophe Marquesuzaà, Sandrine Corbineau:
    Designing suited interactions for a document management system handling localized documents. 188-195
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    David R. Wright:
    Research ethics and computer science: an unconsummated marriage. 196-201
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    Philippe Lopistéguy, Pantxika Dagorret, Marion Latapy:
    Interactive applications for communicational situations: assets of genre and verbal interactions. 202-209
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    John W. Stamey Jr., Bryan T. Saunders:
    Documenting aspect-oriented PHP (AOPHP). 210-213

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