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Technical Writing or Instructional Design (difference)?

  • Writer: abbie martin
    abbie martin
  • Jan 16, 2018
  • 1 min read

Technical Writing or Instructional Design? This question always comes up. What is the difference? We typically explain to clients that if you are looking to develop a reference guide or something where your employees already know between 50 – 75% of how a process or application works, use the technical writing vehicle where a manual can be written about your application and employees can reference the material when they get “stuck”.

However, if you are interested in training your employees from a proactive approach, go with instructional design. Instructional designers provide “training” materials such as instructor-led materials for classroom training and e-learning for self-paced learning.

Hope this clears things up a bit.


 
 
 

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