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Technical Writing: How to Write Using DITA XML

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Do you want to learn how to write structured documentation using DITA XML? If yes, I can help!

My name is Jordan Stanchev. I have built my career in the field of technical communications over the last 20 years.

Starting off as a Java developer, I have then become a senior technical writer and had built a career as a DITA information architect.

I have written thousands of pages of software documentation guides for administrators and for developers. The software products I have worked on are in the field of security, messaging services, and development infrastructure (such as GitHub and SAP NWDI).

Today, I am a part of the team that leads the development of DITA XML–based infrastructure projects. The technical writers’ community we serve is more than 1000 authors. I also chair the experts’ group of our nearly 300 people strong group of DITA information architects in a Fortune 100 company – SAP SE.  I constantly have to write software development specifications and project documentation, in addition to the user guide .

What can I say, I have vast experience to share in structured writing and information architecture using DITA XML. And this is what I focus on in this course.

Instructor Details

Learning technical writing is easy - after all, it's just plain docu! JPDocu School of Technical Writing is a training company that is passionate about user assistance, technical communications and making it a positive user experience. Our e-learning courses help us shape the next generation of technical writers and information developers, by providing them with simple to follow and practical, hands-on experiences with technical writing. Our mission Nowadays everyone talks about the professions of the future. People are scared that they are not prepared for the needs of the future of work. We believe that change is not to be feared. We believe that with the proper training, education and practical experience, our customers will be ready to meet the future with joy. The best way to concur with this fear is by studying and learning. JPDocu School of Technical Writing transforms this fear into practical knowledge, getting people ready for the job of the future - Technical Writing. Taking our programs online allows us to reach all of you across the globe! Our Vision JPDocu School of Technical Writing is here to deliver top-quality e-learning courses and training (both online and on-site) that help you learn the profession of the future. We bring our courses to the world using various training platforms and interactions with our students.

Specification: Technical Writing: How to Write Using DITA XML

Duration

9.5 hours

Year

2021

Level

Intermediate

Certificate

Yes

Quizzes

No

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  1. Boris

    Very good and comprehensible introduction to the world of DITA and XML Author software. I would highly recommend this course for everyone who wish to quickly understand the subject and start using it…

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  2. Michael Norton

    Very good course. Instructor very articulate. Good starting point.

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  3. Donna Carr

    The content was good, but it would have been nice to hear more about elements and tags. It was a big confusing the way some segments would end…almost as if it stopped in the middle. The bonus section was a repeat of the beginning, but the bonus section was better. The format changed in the middle which was also a bit odd.

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  4. Sofie Vandeputte

    I would like to have seen an explanation of the different files that are created. I found it hard to understand which files are created at which steps. THis is important if you leave the training and re enter at a later point. On the exercise with reusing table rows, I think there is an error in the slide. There are two lines. I don;t understand why. The topic ID and table ID were unclear. There is a slide but without explanation from the instructor. THank you.

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  5. Aditya Satish Chavan

    Yes, good for someone like me who is new to technical writing. I am getting to learn things right from scratch.

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  6. Ayananta Chowdhury

    Too dull in terms of speaking. Uses a flat tone.

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  7. Pavan

    Tutor skips the steps. like after step 1,2,3…suddenly 6. Eg: how to create profiling is covered, but how to add the option to use the profiles in transformation is not shown.

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  8. Bhargavi Krishnamurthi

    Concepts are explained clearly. Few screens are blurred. Otherwise, It is good.

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  9. Elizabeth Picciotto

    Interactive, hands on examples are very good.

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  10. Cinny Elizabeth Thomas

    For a high level overview of what DITA and the related topics this course is good, but need more detailing for certain topics. Need to improve the quality of video

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  11. Jyoti Chitre

    Very good. Jordan Sir guides very well.

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  12. Ghulam Ali Mohammedi

    Well explained!

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  13. Ming Keat Sng

    Jordan delivers his lessons with clarity and great demonstrations. He even takes the time to coach personally on problems that I have faced. This class is definitely worth attending.

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  14. Kaustav Chatterjee

    Yes a very good match

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  15. Raghu nandan

    I am already having experience in XML authoring and this course has been an excellent refresher, covering all the topics of DITA. Additionaly I came to know about some advanced topics as well. Also Jordan(instructor) has been promptly offering support on E mails as well. There have been couple of reviews about audio issues and I don’t agree with that, the quality is good as well(you can turn on captions if you have any issue). Over all it has been a good learning experience.

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