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Sarah Gotschall has been a reference librarian and professor of practice at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law Library since 2005. She teaches Introductory Legal Research and Administrative Law Research courses. After graduating from law school in 1995 she practiced law for two years before working in the customer support department of LexisNexis. Sarah received her B.A. from Rhodes College, J.D. from Emory University School of Law, and M.L.I.S. from Kent State University School of Information.

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As writer/editor for more than two decades, Sarah Gotschall’s article immediately piqued my interest. Gotschall writes that when she proofreads her own work product, she is doing so with what she think she wrote in mind, rather than than focusing specifically on the words on the page. The addition of Speak command to your Quick Access Toolbar in Microsoft Word will be of interest to writers, editors, researchers, librarians, InfoPros, students, and marketing folks too.

Subjects: Communication Skills, Communications, Grammar, KM, Legal Marketing, Software, Technology Trends