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>There definitely are tech writing correspondence courses available. There
>is a school in Minnesota that offers them.
That's right. It's called the University of Minnesota (you know, NCAA Final
Four - go Gophs! Sorry couldn't resist.)
"Rhetoric's Online Courses Beginning this Winter quarter (Jan. 6-March
21,1997), Rhetoric will be offering courses in Scientific and Technical
Communication that will be taught entirely over the internet. Audience
Analysis and Document Design will be the first two of several credit and
non-credit courses to be offered to scientific and technical communicators
all over the world."
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