excellent article
here. I mean, if you focus on the O technique part and not too much think about head cam issues - there lots of good stuff and it works as a nice introduction to orienteering technique basics.
There is chapter about how on could adjust/optimize map reading strategy by terrain's runnability/visibility. I'd add/note each individual could or should do the very same by his own vision and map print quality/scale. Old folks (with glasses etc) can't see map so well while running and younger athletes cant read 15 000 map or badly printed 10 000 map that well. That's something I have been thinking about lately, would be fun to hear what someone like
PG thinks about the issue.