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As a start, I'd include a section about how the learning objectives should
be written. My favorite source for this is a slim paperback book by a guy
named Mager, entitled "Preparing Instructional Objectives" (or a very
similar title).
If you haven't yet seen it, it's well-written and a quick read.
In fact, I'd recommend it as supplemental reading for all technical writers
who are involved in writing tutorials or other course-like pieces.
Jane Torpie
jstorpie -at- ultranet -dot- com
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