5. Do a task analysis.
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6. What do they need to know?
What do they want to know?
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7. Instruct at the correct level
(Basic overview or detailed instruction?)
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8. How to access your blog interface:
Novice User
• with your computer turned on, open the
Web browser.
• locate browser button on desktop
• double-click it
• wait for browser to open
• enter URL for your control page
• press enter
• etc etc.
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9. Same for Experienced User:
• Open browser
• Enter URL for control panel
• Click on “New Entry”
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13. Right:
1. Click the left button.
2. Slide the lever over until the bunny turns
blue.
3. Turn the ignition key.
4. Blast off.
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14. Right:
1. Click the left button.
2. Slide the lever over until the bunny
turns blue.
3. Turn the ignition key.
4. Blast off.
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15. Wrong:
1. First, you click on the left button.
2. After you do that, then you’ll want to
slide the lever all the way over.
3. When the lever is all the way over, the
bunny will turn blue. After that, turn the
ignition key.
4. Congratulations! Blast off!
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16. Don’t overload the audience
• People can digest a limited amount of info
• Consider audience attention spans
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17. Give just enough info to
get them to the next step.
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18. Make it easy to follow.
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19. Superstructure
• Introduction
• Description of equipment
• List of materials or equipment needed
• Directions
• Troubleshooting
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20. Use appropriate organization
• Chronological order
• Numbered list format
• Descriptions
• Checklists
• Question lists
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21. Use plenty of graphics.
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