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"Human Communication with Free Student CD-ROM and Powerweb" is a completely refurbished version of the best-selling "Human Communication: Understanding and Sharing" by Judy Pearson and Paul Nelson. With "Human Communication with Free Student CD-ROM and PowerWeb", Pearson and Nelson joined up with new co-authors Scott Titsworth and Lynn Harter to write an introduction to communication that ardently represents the contemporary field of communication studies. The authors approached the project with the mantra "Make It Smart; Keep It Real" so as to strike a practical balance of definitive content and everyday application. To make it smart, the authors read hundreds of articles from such mainstream communication journals as "Communication Education", "Communication Monographs" and "Communication Studies". To keep it real, the authors synthesized their findings, so that they resonate with the challenges and goals of today's typical basic course. Every chapter features lively, respectful writing, critical thinking, innovative pedagogy and 21st century examples. The original six-part video series "The Elliotts: Communicating Everyday", scripted by Pearson, Nelson, Titsworth, and Harter, represents key concepts of communication in the format of a contemporary television drama series. And, important communication models are brought to life through a series of innovative animations developed by the authors. "Human Communication with Free Student CD-ROM and PowerWeb" is a complete, integrated learning package, wherein all the components for instructor and student are related and connected.

Judy Pearson is the director of Northern Virginia Graduate Center in Falls Church, Virginia, and she is an associate dean of the Graduate School and a professor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. She has co-authored the two books mentioned previously, has authored or co-authored six other textbooks, and has authored two trade books. The authors have been writing basic course texts for twenty years, because the beginning courses are their first love. Both began their careers as basic course directors in large programs at the University of Missouri, Iowa State, and Bradley. They even met at a basic course conference, married, and have been producing children and books ever since. Paul Nelson is the dean of the College of Communication at Ohio University and has co-authored seven editions of Confidence in Public Speaking and eight editions of An Introduction to Human Communication.