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Books for Instructional Designers
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December 11, 2003
Kindly suggest good books on writing skills for Instructional designers.
Alka - USA
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Just as writing online help is different than writing a user manual, so too is writing for a CBT or WBT different. Most of the books on Instructional Design go into the preferred type of writing styles.
One interesting book on that subject is "Telling Ain't Training" by Stolovitch. The best bet is to do a search of instructional design on Amazon.com or bn.com to get an idea of what is in the various books.
Best wishes in findg the books you want.
Wants job in Tampa
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November 4, 2003
How can I get a job as a technical writer in Tampa, FL. any ideas?
Deborah - USA
1080
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Check some job sites such as www.monster.com or www.dice.com for writing jobs in that area. Also check www.stc.org for job information for technical writers.
Best wishes in your job search.
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