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7 Tentative Sources

Here are my seven tentative sources I might use for my literature review: "Connecting with the 'Other' in Technical Communication: World Englishes and Ethos Transformation of U.S. Native English-Speaking Students" by Michael Jarvis Kwadzo Bokor. Published in Technical Communication Quarterly . "Moving International Technical Communication Forward: A World Englishes Approach" by Michael Jarvis Kwadzo Bokor. Published in Journal of Technical Writing and Communication . "Cross-Cultural Blunders in Professional Communication from a Semantic Perspective" by Pinfan Zhu and Kirk St. Amant. Published in  Journal of Technical Writing and Communication . "Technical English and the Future" by Albert C. Yoder. Published in  Journal of Technical Writing and Communication . "Writing Globally: Teaching the Technical Writing Student to Prepare Documents for Translation" by Bruce Maylath. Published in  Journal of Business and Technical Communica...
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Possible Research Topics

 I'm really excited to take this class because I really enjoy learning about new things that I'm interested in. Technical writing is such a fascinating topic to me because of how broad and vast the topic is. This should be a great semester with lots of good research ahead. I was looking over the list of possible research topics that Dr. Bacabac provided us and a few of them caught my eye. I will list them below: Legal Considerations in Technical Writing Cultural and Societal Impacts of Technology Writing for International Audiences: Challenges and Strategies These different topics interest me for different reasons. I'm interested in the legal considerations topic because my minor is in political science. I think it would be a good topic to combine the skills from both my major and my minor. I like the second topic about the impacts of technology because I'm really interested in AI and what the cultural and societal impacts will look like, especially in regard to technic...
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