The document is a lecture proposal for Lavacon 2015 titled 'Ditching Words: How Video and Interactive Media Improves Documentation'. It aims to teach attendees how to identify textual content that can be enriched with interactive media, showcasing practical examples and best practices. The presenter, Matt Sullivan, highlights his experience in tech communication and emphasizes the benefits of adapting documentation for various electronic outputs, including mobile platforms.

1. Ditching Words
How video and interactive media improves documentation,
a lecture proposal for LavaCon 2015, New Orleans

2. Connect with
Matt Sullivan
 Newsletter-techcommtools.com
 Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn-
mattrsullivan
 YouTube-tc2ls or mattrsullivan

3. In this session
attendees will
learn
To identify textual content that
could be replaced with
rich/interactive media, and see
examples of effective replacement

4. Identifying
candidates for
rich media
I’ve been teaching Tech Comm Video
courses for about 2 years, and this will
be the highlights and best practices of
what I’ve developed

5. Applying single-
sourcing to
varied outputs
From print and PDF to electronic output
which scales from 2500px to 640px, and
everything in between

6. Need to
deliver to
mobile?
There’s plenty you can do, and
lots you should know!

7. It will not be
boring!
I’ve been teaching and presenting
for Adobe, STC, LavaCon, and
other conferences for years.