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    <p>Hi, Alison.</p>
    <p>Allow me to tootle my own horn in response to your question. I'm
      one of the co-authors of <i>Open Technical Communication</i> (<a
        moz-do-not-send="true" href="open-tc.com">open-tc.com</a>), an
      OER that we're using for TCOM 2010: Technical Writing at Kennesaw
      State University. <br>
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    <p><i>Open TC</i> is essentially the same thing as the <i>Sexy TC</i>
      resource that Chris Lam mentioned in an earlier reply, but we've
      changed the name, reorganized and expanded the contents, and
      redesigned the site. <br>
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    <p>The OER is based on SoftChalk, so <a moz-do-not-send="true"
        href="open-tc.com">open-tc.com</a> is a redirect, but this URL
      is a stable link, and we encourage you to use it.<br>
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    <p>Please feel free to use <i>Open Technical Communication</i> and,
      if you like what you see, spread the word. Also, please send us
      comments/requests. We'd like to know who's using <i>OTC</i>, and
      we're happy to make updates. <br>
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    <p>Jonathan Arnett, Ph.D.<br>
      Assistant Professor and Technical Communication Coordinator<br>
      Department of Technical Communication & Interactive Design<br>
      Kennesaw State University<br>
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    <p>On 1/18/2020 2:51 PM, Alison Cardinal wrote:<br>
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        <div>I was wondering if anybody could share what types of open
          source resources they use for a 200-level tech comm course.
          I'm trying to move away from expensive textbooks. What do
          folks use? I know there is a ton of stuff on medium, etc. by
          practitioners but was wondering if there is anything else out
          there I'm missing. I would be very grateful if anybody would
          send me their sans textbook syllabus. </div>
        <div>Thank you so much,</div>
        <div>Alison<br clear="all">
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                                <div><span
                                    style="line-height:95%;font-size:11pt;font-weight:bold">Alison
                                    Cardinal, Ph.D. </span></div>
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                                    style="line-height:95%;font-size:11pt;font-weight:bold"></span><span
style="line-height:95%;font-size:9pt">Assistant Professor </span></div>
                                <div><span
                                    style="line-height:95%;font-size:9pt">Writing
                                    Studies</span></div>
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                                    style="line-height:95%;font-size:9pt">Interdisciplinary
                                    Arts and Sciences</span></div>
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                                    style="line-height:95%;font-size:9pt">she/her
                                    pronouns</span></div>
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                                    style="text-align:left;line-height:98%;color:gray;font-size:7.5pt">University
                                    of Washington, Tacoma, </div>
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                                    style="text-align:left;line-height:98%;color:gray;font-size:7.5pt">Box
                                    <span>358436</span>, 1900 Commerce
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                                  <div
                                    style="text-align:left;line-height:98%;color:gray;font-size:7.5pt">Tacoma,
                                    WA 98402</div>
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                                    style="text-align:left;line-height:98%;color:gray;font-size:7.5pt">Contact: 
                                    <a href="mailto:acardin@uw.edu"
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