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  • + vikasyadav1981 vikasyadav1981 2 years ago
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  • + raybaja raybaja 3 years ago
    Very good
    Thanks
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  • + Hamish.MacEwan Hamish.MacEwan 4 years ago
    Which wiki is based on DITA please?
  • + abelsp Scott Abel 4 years ago
    Thanks for your comment. I appreciate your feedback. We are indeed facing a new paradigm shift where access to content will be critical and new skills will be needed in order to compete in the marketplace.

    Scott Abel, TheContentWrangler.com
  • + kapilohri Kapil Ohri 4 years ago
    cool one..its true that we face a content overflow in web 2.0 scenario...so selectivity to take and absorb content becomes an important skill these days.
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  1. emerging technologies
    • a conversation about RSS, blogs, wikis, podcasts & the sematic web
  2. scott abel
    • nightclub dj, investigative reporter, technical writer,
    • trouble-maker, content management evangelist
  3. advocate for change
    • technical communication skills are easy to duplicate;
    • fail to support “long-term growth” and “career development”
  4. thecontentwrangler.com
    • a popular online destination for technical communicators;
    • my online presence, blog, and testing ground for new technologies
  5. thecontentwrangler.com
  6. content
    • it’s everywhere ... and managing it is getting out of hand
  7. really simple stupid
    • an XML standard: Really Simple Syndication
  8. publish / subscribe
    • a new paradigm for content delivery;
    • provides unlimited syndication opportunities
  9. fashion-challenged XML
    • RSS by itself lacks style
  10. without style, RSS feeds provide a less-than-desirable user experience
  11. with style, RSS feeds provide a positive user experience
  12. TCW
  13. publish write it once and let go of control; content is both human and machine readable
  14. subscribe
    • services provide you with updated information
    • 24/7 delivered where and how you like it
    SunCoast STC
  15. types of content
    • any type of content can be syndicated
    • via XML and delivered via RSS
  16. blogs
    • blogs, blogging, bloggers, and the blogosphere;
    • two new blogs are created every second of every day
  17. behind the blog curtain
    • bloggers use web-based software tools to publish (or post)
    • content to their customer-facing internet blog sites
    TCW CP
  18. blog directories
    • there are far too many to mention;
    • one of the most popular, technorati, offers many services
    Technorati
  19. blogs for documentation?
    • Blogs provide a low cost entry point for documentation;
    • blogs that support DITA are being developed now
  20. structured blogging
    • blogging tools allow us to create structured content in XML;
    • relies on microformats (granular structured content)
  21.  
  22.  
  23. incredibooks.com
    • structured blogging is so easy even kids are doing it
    • (and earning money for their efforts)
    Incredibooks
  24. wikis
    • web-based collaboration tools that support user-generated content;
    • users can consume, create, correct, corrupt and cut content
  25.  
  26. wiki tools
    • there are many available (from free to pricey)
  27. www.pbwiki.com
  28. wikis for documentation?
    • are being used to create software documentation;
    • there’s even a wiki based on DITA
  29.  
  30. podcasts
    • now everyone can create bad audio content faster than ever!
  31.  
  32. podcasts
    • technical writers and trainers struggle to find appropriate use;
    • users benefit from the convenience of the audio format
  33. iTunes is the secret
    • reaching new audiences is easy if you market your content;
    • syndication is increasingly popular option
  34.  
  35.  
  36. the semantic web
    • also referred to as Web 2.0;
    • seeks to leverage the internet to deliver service
  37. web 1.0
    • users inefficiently search the “visible web”;
    • search engines fail to meet the end goal: finding information
  38. web 2.0
    • technologies that improve access, management, and reuse
    • of digital content; services aim to address end-user goals
  39. old information, new views
    • looking at content from all angles helps us make meaning of content;
    • new technologies make content accessible in meaningful ways
  40. the S.I.M.I.L.E. project
    • Semantic Interoperability of Metadata
    • and Information in unLike Environments
  41. Timeline
    • A DHTML AJAX timeline widget for visualizing temporal information
    Timeline
  42. AJAX
  43. Pandora
    • a Web 2.0 technology that provides customized music recommendations through streaming internet radio
    Pandora
  44. for additional information
    • contact Scott Abel at TheContentWrangler.com
    • 317.466.1840 abelsp at netdirect dot net

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