Writing for Reuse: Learning How To Write Modular Content for Reuse

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+ guestd20125 2 years ago
This is unintelligible without whatever the presenter was saying during the presentation. What is 'M'? What is 'O'? How do the examples match up to the presentation topics? If there is sound, I missed it.

It would be more useful if the author would add presentation notes for this.

Jason Newton, Marketing at HP Hewlett Packard, favorited this 11 months ago
Tags writing modular

Writing for Reuse Pamela Kostur Partner Parallax Communications
Welcome Issues with structure and inconsistent content © Parallax Communications 2008
How to resolve issues Defining structure, identifying reuse Writing to the structure © Parallax Communications 2008
Let’s think about reusable content Should we reuse content? Why? Why not? How? What makes content reusable? © Parallax Communications 2008
© Parallax Communications 2008
© Parallax Communications 2008
Why reuse content? Writing for reuse is efficient Reused content is consistent; no discrepancies Reused content is based on standards, which can improve usability

+ Scott Abel, 2 years ago