2016
DOI: 10.1177/1541931213601389
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Human-factoring a military Quick Reference Guide (QRG)

Abstract: After receiving feedback that a specific military Quick Reference Guide (QRG) was not helping the target user group perform their job, a human factors effort was undertaken to improve the general usability of the document. In researching the best path forward for enacting usability improvements, the authors found no shortage of literature on the subject of website “help” sections or general instructional documentation, but discovered an unfortunate dearth of materials pertaining to the human factors of QRGs. A… Show more

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