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February 8, 2008 by annegentle

Upcoming wiki talks in the central Texas area

Next week I’m presenting at the Alamo STC Chapter, giving a talk titled “A Technical Writer’s Role in Web 2.0 — Wiki-fy Your Doc Set.” It’s at the Igo Library in northwest San Antonio and you’ll want to refer to their website for directions. It’s Tuesday February 12th with the presentation starting at 7:00. I […]

Filed Under: wiki Tagged With: DITA, Google, presentations, STC, wiki

January 30, 2008 by annegentle

What does DITA have to do with wiki?

We tackled this question and then some at the January Central Texas DITA User Group meeting. I’m a little tardy in writing up my notes and thoughts about the presentation but it went really well and I appreciate all the attendee’s participation as well. We had a high school teacher in the audience and I […]

Filed Under: wiki Tagged With: content, customer created content, DITA, education, IBM, laptop.org, OLPC, Quadralay, rss, social media, Sun, WebWorks, wiki, wikipatterns, writing

January 18, 2008 by annegentle

Two panels on wikis and structured authoring such as DITA

There are two upcoming Central Texas DITA User Group meetings that you don’t want to miss if you’re looking into wikis for documentation. Jan. 1/23/08 Ben Allums, Quadralay – wiki.webworks.com Chris Almond, IBM – internal wiki Anne Gentle, OLPC – wiki.laptop.org and www.flossmanuals.net Ragan Haggard, Sun – www.opends.org/wiki Feb. 2/21/08 David Cramer, Motive – internal […]

Filed Under: writing Tagged With: Austin, DITA, Freescale, IBM, Lombardi, Motive, OpenDS, Quadralay, Sun, WebWorks, wiki

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