Look ma – DITA webinar on demand!
Hello all, Just last week I recorded my first “on-demand” webinar session. I did an “Introduction to DITA” that I hope is simple enough for anyone to follow. I’ve been…
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XMetaL (Developer) DITA training – the tips and Tricks of the iceberg
Don’t ask me why, but it’s been a long while since I’ve ended up delivering a really advanced XMetaL course, much less for DITA. I guess because DITA is still in fact quite “cutting edge”…
Why (DITA) topics aren’t good enough
Happy Holidays everyone! I was woken up today at 5:30am by a head full of XML. This doesn’t happen to me that often, but probably more than it happens most people… This blog presupposes a cer…
Personalisation overload: when conditional content goes wild!
This post is re-blog to point you to some content that I created for the venerable Data Conversion Laboratory (DCL) lab repository of webinars, articles and other learning materials. There are two art…
2013 conference season continued – shall we meet?
Continuing on from my previous post, another round of events I’ll be at before the end of the year! November’s going to be non-stop with: TCWorld/tekom Conference, Germany Focus: Technical Commu…
DITA and the return of the editorial process [NF2]
Guest post by Keith Schengili-Roberts A note from Noz: Hi-di-ho, Readerinos! With the holiday season and some intense projects I’ve not posted in quite a while. In a way I’m still not, in that tod…
Web 2.0 and CMS on-demand podcasts available now
Hi everybody! Some new news and downloadables after my keynote at Doctrain West 2008. During the conference I was invited by MyTechnologyLawyer.com and the very well received idratherbewriting.com/ to…
When content strategies collide Pt 6: Conclusion, unification
I’ve harped about Marketing vs. Technical Communication Content Strategy in this wacky World of Content for a while now. The thesis in short is that we can and must integrate content strategy across…
Time go bye bye, DITA training, largest DITA project ever
Wow… Time has just… gone! It seems like last week I was delivering my opening address, somewhat exhausted, at Congility 2011. The event wasn’t even over and we were letting people kn…
Socially enabled documentation in the cloud: Dangerous, benefits, getting there
Socially enabled content Socially Enabled Technical Communication? What on earth is that? Glad you asked! “Social” isn’t limited to WIKIs, Forums, Facebook, and Twitter, and “Communities&#…