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What about asking your audience or personas tell you? In the harbour/
navy world most of the time they use simulations to train the persons
with the new systems. Some of the solutions I have once applied is
making a quiz about the most important actions in the system and let
the user train himself by doing the quiz. The quiz helps to memorise
how specific actions has to be executed. I applied this idea also on
the security guide (what to do during a hostage?) and works quite
nicely.
- [IxDA Discuss] Good starting points for a user guide ? Rutger van Dijk
- Re: [IxDA Discuss] Good starting points for a user gu... Weyert de Boer
- Re: [IxDA Discuss] Good starting points for a user gu... Rutger van Dijk
- Re: [IxDA Discuss] Good starting points for a user gu... Erin Lynn Young
