Best practices for instructional design

[Jen Jobart <jenjobart -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Hi,

I've been a tech writer for many years, doing mostly manuals.  My latest
project involves instructional design. Specifically, I'll be designing
presentations meant to train a live audience how to use specific software.
I know there are many overlaps with traditional tech writing, but I would
guess that there are also considerations for instructional design that
depart from standard tech writing.

Do any of you have advice on what to do/ what not to do?  Any favorite
resources you could point me to?

Thanks!

Jen
http://jenjobart.blogspot.com
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