IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Jun 2012

Introduction to the special section: Navigating the boundaries in global training and education: new literacies, competencies, and practices

Pam Estes Brewer Appalachian State University ; Joo Seng Tan Nanyang Technological University ; James Melton Central Michigan University

Abstract

The two tutorials and one research article in this special section focus on navigating the boundaries in global training and education. Two additional papers on this topic will appear in the next issue (September 2012).

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IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
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2012-06-01
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10.1109/tpc.2012.2191834
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    Going Global: A Case Study of Rhetorical Invention, Packaging, Delivery, and Fe…
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