Our books

William Horton has written numerous books (and co-authored one with Katherine, his wife) and articles about online communication, from e-learning to user-assistance. Here is a list of his most popular publications with links to where you can purchase them. Many of these books have companion resources available. Click the book title in the table of contents to see these available resources. Also, take a look at our catalog for additional products available on our site.

E-Learning by Design

2006, 640 pages
Published by: John Wiley & Sons

This book provides the hands-on and practical guidance that designers demand. Packed with over a hundred examples, this extremely well-illustrated guide walks you through every phase of designing e-learning. Read more ...



E-Learning Tools and Technologies

2003, 592 pages
Published by: John Wiley & Sons

In this in-depth book, recognized E-Learning experts William and Katherine Horton survey the entire field of E-Learning tools for you. They provide you with a systematic way to identify, evaluate, and choose products and services based on different E-Learning scenarios. Read more ...

Leading E-Learning

2001, 130 pages
Published by ASTD

Leading E-Learning is for people who want to lead their organization into the e-learning age. It is for those who want to see their organization use e-learning effectively and wisely, not just "do e-learning." It is for those who are willing to honestly deal with the complexities of e-learning to achieve its considerable potential. And it is for those who want to take charge of the change and not leave it to vendors and external consultants. Read more ...

 

Evaluating E-Learning

2001, 130 pages
Published by ASTD

Evaluation means, literally, assigning a value to. It answers questions about the value of your e-learning course or project. Evaluation teaches you about how well your learning solutions work and how you can improve them. This book shows how to apply proven methods to the task of evaluating e-learning. Read more ...


Using E-Learning

2002, 175 pages
Published by ASTD

Using E-Learning explains how to use e-learning for corporate purposes, not as an end in itself. With this book you can develop a comprehensive, concrete, and specific strategy for using e-learning in your organization. Read more ...



Design and Writing Online Documentation

1994, 439 pages
Published by: John Wiley & Sons

Designing and Writing Online Documentation is a thorough guide to the art and science of creating online documents and documentation systems. Read more ...


The Icon Book

1994, 417 pages
Published by:John Wiley & Sons

The Icon Book presents clear, step-by-step guidelines for designing instantly recognizable, fully understandable, and reliably memorable computer icons and icon sets for domestic and international use. Read more ...



The Web Page Design Cookbook

1996, 672 pages
Published by: John Wiley & Sons

The Web Page Design Cookbook is chocked full of templates, case studies, and examples-all you need to create not only your first Web page, but a complete Web site, with NO PROGRAMMING REQUIRED! Read more ...

 

Secrets of User-Seductive Documents

1997, 83 pages
Published by: William Horton Consulting

Secrets of User-Seductive Documents provides tips and techniques to ensure your documents (both printed and electronic) are noticed, read, understood, and remembered. Read more ...

 

1991, 329 pages
Published by: William Horton Consulting

Illustrating Computer Documentation is the first guide for documentation specialists who need to communicate difficult technical information clearly through the use of graphics. Read more ...





2001, 134 pages
Published by: William Horton Consulting

Developing Knowledge Products explains our Ergoglyphics® Methodology for creating effective e-learning, online documents, and knowledge management systems. Read more ...


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