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I also wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself to the list.
I’ve been in the industry over a decade and have recently started my own
technical writing business, and finally even landed a client! I
graduated from Wright State University in Ohio with a degree in
Technical Writing. I've spent a good portion of my career focusing on
technical training and instructional design, although I'm about to
re-enter the world of RoboHelp.
I subscribe to the Digest version of this newsletter, and I'm finding it
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Subject: Developing Curriculum--reading suggestions?
From: technical -at- theverbalist -dot- com
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 12:54:40 -0700
X-Message-Number: 25
Heya all,
I'd like to learn more about developing a training curriculum, adult
learning theories, and the like. Can you suggest any good books on the
subject?
Studiously,
Mandy
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