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Rhetorical Research: Toward a User-Centered Approach

Ann Brady
Pages 57-74 | Published online: 19 Nov 2009

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RobertR. Johnson. (2010) The Ubiquity Paradox: Further Thinking on the Concept of User Centeredness. Technical Communication Quarterly 19:4, pages 335-351.
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Jessica Campbell. (2021) Mobile Interface Theory: A Conceptual Tool for Identifying Digital Rhetoric in a Mobile Context. Mobile Interface Theory: A Conceptual Tool for Identifying Digital Rhetoric in a Mobile Context.
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Dawn S. Opel & Jacqueline Rhodes. (2018) Beyond Student as User: Rhetoric, Multimodality, and User-Centered Design. Computers and Composition 49, pages 71-81.
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Jeffrey A. Bacha. (2017) Mapping Use, Storytelling, and Experience Design. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 32:2, pages 198-228.
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Bill Williamson & Scott J. Kowalewski. (2018) Cultivating a rhetoric of advocacy for usability studies and user-centered design. Communication Design Quarterly 5:3, pages 35-47.
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Eric GordonEdith Manosevitch. (2010) Augmented deliberation: Merging physical and virtual interaction to engage communities in urban planning. New Media & Society 13:1, pages 75-95.
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H. Allen Brizee. (2008) Stasis Theory as a Strategy for Workplace Teaming and Decision Making. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 38:4, pages 363-385.
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Robert R. Johnson, Michael J. Salvo & Meredith W. Zoetewey. (2007) User-Centered Technology in Participatory Culture: Two Decades “Beyond a Narrow Conception of Usability Testing”. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 50:4, pages 320-332.
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