Electronic performance support using digital technology to enhance human ability

by Philip Barker

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Philip Barker and Paul van Schaik bring together chapters to explain the psychology and technology behind performance support before moving on to explore the design of performance support tools for a wide range of applications including learning, knowledge management and research as well as overtly work-based applications using PDAs and mobile technology.… (more)

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Philip Barker and Paul van Schaik bring together chapters to explain the psychology and technology behind performance support before moving on to explore the design of performance support tools for a wide range of applications including learning, knowledge management and research as well as overtly work-based applications using PDAs and mobile technology.

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