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Introduction to DITA: Darwin Information Typing Architecture
DITA is an XML standard for developing modular, extensible, topic–based information, particularly technical information developed as user assistance. In the not–too–distant future, authoring and content management tools will tout “DITA” support. The speaker believes that your company or clients may soon ask for DITA-compliant documents. This session covered the basics abou DITA for participants so that, when DITA comes their way, they’ll be prepared to speak intelligently about it. This session was also helpful for those considering structured document publishing and who are not sure how to begin creating or selecting a structure.
About the Speaker
Kay Ethier is a Senior Trainer & Consultant with Bright Path Solutions in Durham, NC.
Kay is an Adobe Certified Expert in FrameMaker™ and a certified trainer with the Quadralay WebWorks University program. As an expert in both XML and FrameMaker, Ms. Ethier instructs training classes, performs consulting services, and provides hotline support for clients in a variety of industries. In 2000, Ms. Ethier co–authored XML Weekend Crash Course. Kay has most recently been the lead author on Advanced FrameMaker (TIPS, 2004) and author of XML and FrameMaker (Apress, 2004).
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