And They Write Innumerable Books

Article Abstract:

The majority of students in colleges and universities sense no need to write the kind of prose English professors would like them to write. Many students and their families are well educated, and read for pleasure, but spend more time watching television than reading. Students generally only take an English composition course because it is required.

Universities and colleges, Study and teaching

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Using Algorithms, Prose, and Graphics for Presenting Technical and Business Information

Article Abstract:

Graphs, charts, diagrams, and tables may be used when presenting information; these visuals emphasize key points in a report, make the information easier to understand and remember, and speed the grasp of relationships between information. The important point is ease in communication.

Models, Organizational communication

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Diary of a Redesign

Article Abstract:

When editing a publication for the first time, there is a temptation to redesign its format. Problems can be solved by revamping, although change for change's sake can be risky. A graphic designer can aid in redesign, adding new excitement and readability.

Publishing industry, Planning

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