RE: Usability

["Robart, Kay" <Kay -dot- Robart -at- tea -dot- state -dot- tx -dot- us>]

I have always had a fair amount of input into the usability of the
projects I've worked on. I haven't taken any courses, but I have done a
lot of reading on the subject (when I got interested in the field,
courses, weren't available). Now that courses are available, I think
that taking them would be a definite asset for most writers.

Kay R.

On 12:59 PM, Roberta Hennessey wrote:
>
> As others on this list have lots of experience and good perspectives,
I
> wondered how people felt about writers pursuing courses on usability.
I'm
> also considering studying information architecture in some form, as
some of
> my best managers have been information architects in an informal way.
My
> intent is to keep my skills marketable.

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