| Editorial: a publishing plan fulfilled | | BIB | PDF | 1-2 | |
| T. R. Girill | |||
| Intentional Learning in an Intentional World | | BIBA | PDF | 3-20 | |
| Margaret Martinez | |||
| Expanding Beyond a Cognitivist Framework | | BIBA | PDF | 21-24 | |
| Jamie Kirkley; Thomas Duffy | |||
| Intentionality and Other Nonsignificant Issues in Learning | | BIBA | PDF | 25-30 | |
| Brad Mehlenbacher | |||
| Commentary on Intentional Learning | | BIBA | PDF | 31-32 | |
| Thomas L. Russell | |||
| Integrating Academics and Industry: A Challenge for Both Sides | | BIBA | PDF | 33-38 | |
| Kristene Sutliff | |||
| CoRR: A Computing Research Repository | | BIBA | PDF | 41-48 | |
| Joseph Halpern | |||
| Issues of Online Research Repositories from the Perspective of the Biomedical Sciences | | BIBA | PDF | 49-53 | |
| David Armbruster | |||
| A Usage Based Analysis of CoRR | | BIBA | PDF | 54-59 | |
| Les Carr | |||
| The Dilemma of Credibility versus Speed | | BIBA | PDF | 60-63 | |
| James Prekeges | |||
| A Computing Research Repository: Why Not Solve the Problems First? | | BIBA | PDF | 64-71 | |
| A. J. Van Loon | |||
| A response to the commentaries on CoRR | | BIBAK | PDF | 72-77 | |
| Joseph Y. Halpern | |||
| Nardi and O'Day's information ecologies: using technology with heart | | BIB | PDF | 78 | |
| Robert R. Johnson | |||
| Confessions of a Gardener: A Review of Information Ecologies | | BIBA | PDF | 79-84 | |
| William Hart-Davidson | |||
| At the Heart of Information Ecologies: Invisibility and Technical Communication | | BIBA | PDF | 85-90 | |
| Frances Ranney | |||
| A Review with Applications of Information Ecologies | | BIBA | PDF | 91-102 | |
| Dickie Selfe; Dawn Hayden | |||
| Introduction to this classic reprint and commentaries | | BIB | PDF | 105-106 | |
| Bob Waite | |||
| The Measurement of Readability: Useful Information for Communicators | | BIBA | PDF | 107-121 | |
| George Klare | |||
| Readability and Computer Documentation | | BIBA | PDF | 122-131 | |
| Gretchen Hargis | |||
| Readability Formulas Have Even More Limitations Than Klare Discusses | | BIBA | PDF | 132-137 | |
| Janice Redish | |||
| Readability Formulas in the New Millennium: What's the Use? | | BIBA | PDF | 138-140 | |
| Karen Schriver | |||
| Klare's Useful Information is Useful for Web Designers | | BIBA | PDF | 141-147 | |
| Kristin Zibell | |||
| Readable Computer Documentation | | BIBA | PDF | 148-168 | |
| George Klare | |||
| Genre Ecologies: An Open-System Approach to Understanding and Constructing Documentation | | BIBA | PDF | 169-181 | |
| Clay Spinuzzi; Mark Zachry | |||
| Product, Process, and Profit: The Politics of Usability in a Software Venture | | BIBA | PDF | 185-203 | |
| Barbara Mirel | |||
| Information Technology and the Emergence of a Worker-Centered Organization | | BIBA | PDF | 204-212 | |
| Patricia Carlson | |||
| Exploring the Blind Spot: Audience, Purpose, and Context in Products, Process, and Profit | | BIBA | PDF | 213-219 | |
| Clay Spinuzzi | |||
| Deep Realities: The Fit of Usability in Business | | BIBA | PDF | 220-226 | |
| Eric Wiebe | |||
| Participating from the Sidelines, Online: Facilitating Telementoring Projects | | BIBA | PDF | 227-236 | |
| Judith Harris; Candace Figg | |||
| Metaphor in Theory and Practice: The Influence of Metaphors on Expectations | | BIBA | PDF | 237-253 | |
| Anne Hamilton | |||
| A Conversational Commentary on From Millwrights to Shipwrights | | BIBA | PDF | 254-259 | |
| Jack Jobst; Robert R. Johnson | |||