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What We've Learned: An Online Class as a Technical Document
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‎03-17-2021
10:00 AM
Today's "What We've Learned" video features Stuart Selber, one of the author's of Technical Communication, on thinking of online environments as models of technical documents, showing the type of technical communication that is asked of from students.
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