Research in

WORD PROCESSING Newsletter

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Volume 7 Number 5

Rapid Ci, South Dakota USA 57701 -3995 May 1989

Computers and Writing on the Verge of the 1990s: A Bibliographic Foreword to Scholarship and Pedagogy in a Time of

Technological Change

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Research in Word

Processing Newsletter

Editors Bradford A. Morgan, Ph.D. James M. Schwartz, Ph.D.

Contributing Editors Bryan Pfaffenberger, Ph.D.

University of Virginia Tom Carney, Ph.D. University of Windsor

Mauro G. Di Pasquale, M.D. Warkworth, Ontario

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Computers and Writing on the Verge

of the 1990s: A Bibliographic

Foreword to Scholarship and

Pedagogy in a Time of Technological Change

Bradford A. Morgan

Within the following bibliographic entries are many of the seeds whose germination during the next decade will change the practice of scholarly writing and traditional pedagogy. It seems certain that writing will remain under pressure to rede- fine itself in terms of the more encompassing concept of "communication." Popular demand will emphasize the total environment in which ideas are transmitted and received. Long established in journalism, the familiar visual packaging of a writer's thought in terms of typography and pictures will continue to expand into the computer-driven realm of multi- media, including desktop publishing, video, color, sound, and animation. Writing will take on more characteristics of the documentary as graphics scanners add to clip-art and photo- graphic databases increasingly available both on CD-ROM and online.

The dramatic acceptance of nonlinear or random hypertext approaches to instruction and research is part of the same urge for simultaneity found in windows-based software. In fact, faculty who teach the art of speaking have been quick to

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Banks, Michael and Ansen Dibell. Word Processing Secrets for Writers. Cincinnati, OH: Writer's Digest Books, 1989.

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Coale, Kristi. "Multilingual Mac: In This Era of International Glasnost, It's Nice to KnowThat the Mac Has Linguistic Capabilities. But Knowing Other Lan- guages Is Only One Hurdle on the Track to Developing Systems and Applications for International Markets." MacUser. 5:2 (February 1989), pp. 228-233.

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Constantine, Paul. "Resolving Your Font Identity Cri- sis: No Miracle Cures, but the Right Font Therapy May Save Your Sanity." Personal Publishing. 5:6 (June 1989), pp. 54-59.

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Coomber, D. R. "The Author and the Word Processor." Communicator. No. 76A (August-September 1988), pp. 11-12.

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Darby, J. "The IBM Humanities Project at Oxford University." Fifth International Conference on Technol- ogy and Education. Vol. 1. (Edinburgh, UK: March 1988). Edinburgh, UK.- CEPS Consultants, 1988, pp. 225-228.

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Crismond, David. "Desktop Publish or Perish: Ad- ministration and Faculty Are Bringing Desktop Pub- lishing into the University." Publish! 3:10 (October 1988), pp. 52-57.

Cullen, Robert. "Computer-Assisted Composition: A Case Study of Six Developmental Writers." Collegiate Microcomputer. 6:3 (Autumn 1988), pp. 202-212.

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