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I've written training documentation for a company that already had a style
guide to follow. It was a great learning experience. However, I'm now
going to be writing training documentation for a different company that
hasn't had training documentation in the past. I would like some advice on
any good books on writing courseware. We will need to plan the layout,
structure, etc. I appreciate any experiences, advice, or suggestions that
anyone can give me.
