Steve has been working, speaking, and publishing on computers and writing since 1981. He is widely published in leading journals, with research interests centering on visual rhetoric, computers and writing, workplace training and development, and the teaching of scientific and technical communication. He continues to consult to global pharmaceutical companies on redesigning drug applications, developing training programs, creating intelligent systems, and creating communicative cultures to leverage organizational knowledge. He has consulted and provided training to employees of IBM, Motorola, Hughes Aircraft, and other organizations. I'm hoping that Steve will give us some new things to think about as we consider how we teach Technical Communication, how we incorporate computers into our classroom, and how we teach using distance ed media.
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