1. Flash Documentation: The Appropriation of “Workplace” Genres for Regenerative Living, Social Justice, and Community Resiliency

2. Flash Documentation uses EXISTING RELATIVELY LOW PRICED TECHNOLOGY for RAPID ONSITE INFORMATION GATHERING and editing with the MOTIVE OF BUILDING conceptual, strategic, and personal RELATIONSHIPS between local knowledge and global movements for SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL HEALTH. Flash Documentation provides OPEN SOURCE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES with MINIMAL INTERRUPTION to the project being documented.

3. The Teaching and Practice of Technical Writing How are “world-change activists” appropriating technical writing genres typically employed for the motive of economic gain to resist and reform the local and global conditions that brought them into being? What implications might this have on how we teach the field of technical writing as a humanities-based tradition?

4. Audience, Purpose, Subject, Situation

5. Style Guides... Layout Design and Repetition

6. Definitions and Instructions

7. Brochures and Pamphlets

8. …and Field Manuals

9. Training Videos

10. Charts and Figures

11. Infographics

12. B Memos

13. Letters

14. Translation

15. Content Multi Purposing

16. Project Planning

17. Localization

18. User Oriented Knowledge

19. and Product Development

21. Flash Documentation uses EXISTING RELATIVELY LOW PRICED TECHNOLOGY for RAPID ONSITE INFORMATION GATHERING and editing with the MOTIVE OF BUILDING conceptual, strategic, and personal RELATIONSHIPS between local knowledge and global movements for SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL HEALTH. Flash Documentation provides OPEN SOURCE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES with MINIMAL INTERRUPTION to the project being documented.