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From: Kendall Robinson <krobinson -at- PRIMAVERA -dot- COM>
Subject: Online tutorials
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I need to develop an online line (preferably interactive)
tutorial for a new MSWindows product. Does anyone have
suggestions for tools/sources of information for this sort
of thing. If you've done online tutorials before, I'd like
to hear about your experiences (how long it took, etc).
Thanks in advance.
Kendall Robinson
krobinson -at- primavera -dot- com
Again I can recommend the book:
Developing Technical Training
Clark, Ruth Colvin
ISBN: 0-201-14967-2
Contact:
Corporate & Professional Publishing Group
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Route 128
Reading, Massachusetts, 01867
Fourth printing, Feb. 1992
This lady gives seminars and has a wealth of information, you can contact her
through the National Association for Performance & Instruction-- which is also
an excellent organization for Technical Training or ASTD -- which has a
Technical Training special forum.
