Re: "online documentation"

I agree with Bryan. I also used the docs twice for the same reason. What I tell our students is that you need to be able to do all your core sections at least pretty much from memory. 80 percent or more should be routine things you have done 1000 times before without the docs

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From: Bryan Bartik
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To: Hammer
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ReplyTo: Bryan Bartik
Subject: Re: "online documentation"
Sent: Jul 30, 2009 4:27 PM

It is possible, but the documentation is where you learn many things to
being with. In the lab, I used the DocCD twice. Once for an issue I never
heard of and once to just reconfirm what I was doing. The browser was very
slow to load and fortunately I did not need to rely on the docs that much.
Not everyone may agree, but if you know your stuff, you will minimize your
use of the documentaion on the lab.

On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Hammer <bhmccie_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> While at a recent visit to the lab I was very frustrated trying to find
> anything on the site. Yes, a few things are out there. But most of it was
> either blocked or worthless. I know a lot of folks who preach "mastering
> the
> navigation of the doccd" but I'm here to tell you that my strategy moving
> forward is to know enough not to need it. Possible? I doubt it. There's
> always the gotchas. But I will try. You'd be better off with the printed
> out
> library at your disposal in the room like in the good ol' days.
>
> -Hammer
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