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Think about what people want to do with your information. Some of the things that they are most likely to do are: · get a quick overview · browse or refer to selections only · work through all of it systematically · print it · search for information on a particular topic You will probably want to provide for at least a few, or even all, of these requirements. You can represent the same information in a number of different ways to suit different needs. Questions to ask yourself when writing - · Can the information be understood? · Is it clearly written? · Do hyper-links enhance understanding of the information? · Is the content of value? · Is it relevant? · Is it useful? · Is it accurate and up-to-date? · Does it say something new or unique? · Does it say who is responsible for it? Go to content |
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