Archive - Mar 29, 2006
DITA Introduction, Authoring, and Information Architecture Workshop - Full Day
Resource: Submitted by carolgeyer on Wed, 2006-03-29 16:11. Last updated on Tue, 2008-02-19 03:38.
Michael Priestley, one of IBM's DITA Architects, provides an introduction to DITA, followed by an introduction to some authoring best practices with DITA, and finishing with an end-to-end example of task-based information architecture using DITA maps.
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