> Anyone else have documentation they'd like to suggest? (If you want to
> suggest some docs, reply to this thread BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 and I'll
> send a list to the instructor. He can pick from that.)
>
> Jim
How about the documentation for my PRTSCR program (available for download at
http://br
> > On 11/28/2022 2:52 PM Jim Hall wrote:
> >
> >
> > Does anyone have documentation they would like to have tested for usability?
> >[..]
On Mon, Nov 28, 2022 at 2:33 PM Gregory Pietsch wrote:
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> I wonder if the documentation I wrote for FreeDOS Edlin is adequate. --
> Gregory
>
If you're as
If you're curious about usability testing for documentation:
Testing documentation is similar to a software usability test, but the
details are different. Effectively, you start with a general
description of what the documentation is ("this is a Readme file for
how to do X") and the tester identi
Does anyone have documentation they would like to have tested for usability?
I teach part-time at a university, and a colleague is looking for
projects for his class to work on next semester (January through May).
Specifically, he is interested in working with a project on
documentation (this is n
