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Abstract |
This article presents data from a long-term, qualitative study of writers appropriating new software tools for note taking. Instead of asking whether a writer knows how to use the discrete features specific to a software program, I argue that we might more profitably ask about the properties of functional systems that allow writers to flexibly meet the demands of their literate activity. |
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2009-01-01
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Publication Title |
Technical Communication Quarterly
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18
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3
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First Page |
259
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Last Page |
280
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Recommended Citation |
Van Ittersum, Derek (2009). Distributing Memory: Rhetorical Work in Digital Environments. Technical Communication Quarterly 18(3) 259-280. doi: 10.1080/10572250902942026. Retrieved from https://oaks.kent.edu/engpubs/72
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