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From: brady@chopin.udel.edu (Joseph Brady)
Newsgroups: comp.edu,sci.psychology
Subject: teaching people how to use software packages
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Date: 16 Feb 91 22:18:24 GMT
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I am looking for references on how people learn to use software
packages like Lotus, Wordperfect or dBase. I see a good deal of
literature on how people learn to program in third generation
languages like pascal. But learning to use a package would seem
to present different problems, and I do not find literature on 
how people learn them. Any guidance would be appreciated, and
I will summarize replies for the net.