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It has been suggested that conceptual models can be used to enhance the training of novice endusers. This paper discusses the part played by metaphor in conceptual models, provides examples of enduser training incorporating metaphors, and contends that metaphors facilitate the development of accurate mental models. The more specific issue of the role of conceptual models, and by implication metaphor, in the training of endusers remains to be investigated, and a research agenda for this purpose is outlined.
Journal of Systems and Information Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Dec 1, 1998
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