11 Mar TWT Workshop: Learning DITA using Oxygen XML
As more and more companies implement DITA to simplify the development of technical content, the demand for technical communicators with DITA knowledge is growing. This 9-hour workshop is designed to help you learn DITA Implementation as a technical writer and documentation manager.
Registration Fee
- USD 100
- INR 5000 (with GST INR 5900)
Summary
After the training, you can
- demonstrate familiarity and application with the DITA authoring environment
- develop technical content using DITA authoring elements
Prerequisites
Ensure that you have installed the tool (that will be shared in the meeting invite) before attending the training.
Points to Remember
- Instructor-led Online Sessions
- 3 Sessions, 9 hours
- Dates: March 13-15, 2024
- Time: 10.00 AM-1.00 PM IST
- Also provided:
- Recordings
- Toolkit
- Participation certificate
Who can join!
- Technical writers who want to learn from basics
- Experienced Technical writers who want to learn as per current trends
- Managers who need DITA implementation in documentation projects
- All who want to gain practical knowledge about DITA implementation in a company implementation
What will you learn!
- Introduction to DITA
- Content Models and Information Types
- DITA Map and Bookmap
- DITA Authoring Elements
- Graphics
- Cross-references
- Publishing
- Information Architecture in DITA
- DITA Map and submaps
- Relationship Tables
- Publishing Output
- DITA Topic Elements
- Working with topics
- Reusing Content
About the Trainer
Amandeep Singh Talwar
Aman Talwar is leading a team at Microchip Technologies, Hyderabad. He has over 15 years of experience in technical communication, which includes writing and managing product and developer documentation for complex software technologies, building and leading global teams, and improving content creation and delivery processes. Before he worked at Xilinx and led a distributed team working on a variety of products and deliverables.
He is actively engaged in several change initiatives, including the transition to DITA and improving the content experience for users. He has a Master’s in Computer Application. He thinks coding is fun, and can often be found writing scripts to take care of drudge work or automate a process.
How to Register
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