Using learning theory to build learning documents

["Rowena Hart" <RHart -at- ACDSystems -dot- com>]

Hi folks,

I'm writing an article about how to use learning theory to build
"learning" documents instead of "technical" documents. I'd love to hear
from other technical communicators who do this and, if possible, for a
few folks to share examples that I can refer to in the article. Feel
free to contact me on/off list.

Rowena

Technical writer, ACD Systems, Victoria, BC, CA
Instructor, SFU Technical Communication Certificate
MA, Distributed Learning, Royal Roads University
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