Researchers at Penn State University are claiming people don’t just use Search Engines to find facts – mostly, they’re using them to learn. Could this influence the way in which e-learning courseware is developed in the future? The researchers sought to discover the cognitive processes underlying searching. They examined the search habits of 72 participants while… Read more »
Category: Technical Author
About Cherryleaf – in our clients’ own words
Google seeks to increase uptake of Google Wave by introducing witty user documentation
(For a list of all the other documentation and user assistance available for using Google Wave, see our post “Google Wave – A case study in 21st Century User Assistance“) Techcrunch is reporting that Google has just published a demonstration document showing what you can do with Google Wave. It uses the American Declaration of Independence… Read more »
Client testimonials
Please use the comments box at the bottom if you’d like to add your own feedback about Cherryleaf and its services. [show_testimonials] More testimonials on our Web site and on LinkedIn
Six reasons why your wiki isn’t working
Wikis are a great way to create and publish documentation online, but there are many wikis that haven’t worked. They comprise just a few pages of incomplete, out of date information. Why is that? Why do some wikis work and others just fail? Here are six key reasons why: 1. The wiki isn’t managed A… Read more »