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Information Mapping - Stanford University

Information MappingBy Robert E. HornFrom Training in Business and Industry. March 1974 , No. Mapping is writing without paragraphs. Instead, there s a setformat to guide the writer and reader along the easiest pathway should be interested in this article? Training managers with responsibility for producing written training materials. Scientists, technologists, engineers who write. Training materials writers. Educational technologists and other communications innovators. technical manual writers, company procedures writers, technical should you be interested? Information Mapping offers these advantages: Easier and quicker writing of technical materials. Easier initial specification of subject matter and job/task analysis.

Information mapping is a methodology specifically designed to make technical communication in business and industry easier and quicker. It is currently emerging from

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