Guidelines for creating training material?

["Kathryn O'Donoghue" <kathryn -dot- odonoghue -at- oracle -dot- com>]

> Hi
> I'm currently studying for an MA in Technical Communication and I'm
> looking for different models/guidelines for creating training materials.
> Does anyone know of any models that advocate using the same material for
> user doc and training materials? I've seen a few arguments against it
> but I'm looking for other opinions. Also, I'm looking for info on how
> best to convey information about technical subjects to a mixed audience.
> I've got all the practical examples - I really need some theory to back
> them up now!
>
> Are there any useful web sites or publications?
>
> Regards
> Kathryn
>


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