Developing Performance Support for Computer Systems: A Strategy for Maximizing Usability and Learnability provides detailed planning, design, and development guidance for generating performance support for new or upgraded computer systems. Performance support includes documentation, online help, coaches and wizards, training, and other materials necessary to enable users to perform their jobs more efficiently and effectively. This volume offers a strategy for maximizing ease-of-use and ease-of-learning through an integrated performance support systems approach. The text provides how-to guidance throughout that developers can apply directly to the design of their performance support tools and products. Rather than cover a few specific topic areas, it examines the entire spectrum of performance support. The book explains how to match performance support methods to task requirements, gives an overview of important user characteristics, and provides general guidance for presentation, layout, formatting, media selection, the use of color and icons, and accessibility. Evaluation checklists are included in the appendices and are also available online. Although this book primarily addresses the development of performance support for large software systems, the principles and approaches are valuable for any systems development environment.

Are You Living Your Life to God's Glory? How are we to go through our seasons and find the provision we need? By following Christ's example-loving and serving others. As we serve them in their season of difficulties, we will step into our season of provision. As we seek God in this season, our season will come Say to yourself, "When my season comes, I'll be alright." In the pages of this book, you will discover how to listen to and obey God in every season of life. To truly "give glory to God" we must speak and act in manner that not only acknowledges who God is but is pleasing to Him no matter what season we are in. To please God we must learn to listen for His voice and then seek to do what His Holy Spirit instructs us to do in obedience to His Word. As you read this book, you will be able to answer these questions: What keeps you from hearing from God? When was the last time you heard from Father God? How often do you talk to Him? In any given day, how much time do you spend just being quiet and still in His presence and listening for His voice? How can you Listen Up better? Begin now in this journey of reading, listening and obey so that you will be able to say in all of life's situations: To God Be the Glory Dr. James Williams received his Doctorate of Religious Philosophy in 2002 and his Doctorate in Christian Counseling in 2003 from Jacksonville Theological Seminary. He is a member of Mt. Hermon AME Church, in Miami Gardens, Florida, in which he is a part of Anvil Male Chorus, The New Members Ministry, Teaching Salvation, the Drama Ministry, and participates in roundtable discussions of biblical essence. Dr. Williams teaches, preaches and does evangelistic outreach.

Developing Performance Support for Computer Systems: A Strategy for Maximizing Usability and Learnability provides detailed planning, design, and development guidance for generating performance support for new or upgraded computer systems. Performance support includes documentation, online help, coaches and wizards, training, and other materials necessary to enable users to perform their jobs more efficiently and effectively. This volume offers a strategy for maximizing ease-of-use and ease-of-learning through an integrated performance support systems approach. The text provides how-to guidance throughout that developers can apply directly to the design of their performance support tools and products. Rather than cover a few specific topic areas, it examines the entire spectrum of performance support. The book explains how to match performance support methods to task requirements, gives an overview of important user characteristics, and provides general guidance for presentation, layout, formatting, media selection, the use of color and icons, and accessibility. Evaluation checklists are included in the appendices and are also available online. Although this book primarily addresses the development of performance support for large software systems, the principles and approaches are valuable for any systems development environment.