The following is a (hopefully) comprehensive list of all DITA XML-related videos being hosted on YouTube and Vimeo. As you can see there’s plenty of videos on all sorts of DITA-related topics out there, ranging from how to use DITA in various editors (including FrameMaker, oXygen and XMetaL), tutorials on DITA, a few DITA-based CMSes (Componize/Alfresco, DITAToo), and several case studies.
Here’s the list:
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| Amy Jo Kidd - DITA? What is it and how would I use it? | 29-Aug-12 | Mary Knepper | 0:56 |
| DITA? What Is It and How Would I Use It? In this highly interactive workshop, Amy Jo Kidd will present participants with a fun exercise on task-based, structured writing that illustrates in an immediate and clear way how to use Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) to manage a company's inventory of content. The workshop is a must for students, the curious, the fearful, and the eager who have heard the buzzwordscontent management, structured writing, single sourcingbut could not get beyond the mind-fuzz that buzz creates. | |||
| Are You Ready For Conversion (to DITA)? | 28-Sep-11 | dclaboratory | 10:37 |
| Learn from Dr. JoAnn Hackos, President of Comtech Services, Inc. and Director of the Center for Information-Development Management (CIDM), how to evaluate your legacy content and assess how close you are to the DITA standard. Understand the decision-making process you need to follow to prepare for the conversion process. Consider if your team should first restructure your content in your current tool environment or wait to restructure and rewrite following conversion. | |||
| Assembling Topics into a Project in DITAToo | 26-Feb-12 | andytelaviv | 6:32 |
| (No description available) | |||
| Automated DITA to PDF Publishing with FMx-Auto | 27-Feb-12 | leximation | 5:19 |
| This is a quick (5 min) overview of using DITA-FMx, FMx-Auto, and AutoFM to allow automated publishing of PDFs from DITA using FrameMaker. | |||
| Bad DITA Conversions: How to Avoid Breaking the Bank | StiloInternational | 22:52 | |
| The second webinar in the Stilo DITA Knowledge Series was held on February 28, 2013. Entitled: Bad DITA conversions: how to avoid breaking the bank, built upon the January 2013 webinar: Key elements of a successful DITA conversion project, and illustrated (with real-world samples) the importance of re-working your content prior to conversion. Providing specific examples of how legacy content would convert to DITA without pre-conversion work and what value pre-conversion work can bring to the quality of your DITA conversion. The webinar also presented how to develop your own metrics around cleaning up legacy content prior to conversion versus after conversion. | |||
| Business Benefits of DITA | 8-Nov-11 | SDLonline | 5:23 |
| Hear from established industry leaders who are using DITA and a component content management system to deliver real world value to their customers. | |||
| Business Case for DITA - Part 1/4 - Cherryleaf Interview with Sarah O'Keefe | 29-Jan-10 | cherryleafltd | 6:00 |
| This is an edited version of a transatlantic interview we carried out with Sarah O'Keefe, CEO of our US partner Scriptorium Inc., on DITA. We discussed a range of topics relating to DITA, but these clips focus on the business case for DITA - why and when it makes sense to move to this standard for producing documentation. If you need assistance in assessing the value of DITA to your business or in implementing DITA, then Cherryleaf (in Europe) and Scriptorium (in the USA) can help you. | |||
| Business Case for DITA - Part 2/4 - Cherryleaf Interview with Sarah O'Keefe | 29-Jan-10 | cherryleafltd | 5:17 |
| This is an edited version of a transatlantic interview we carried out with Sarah O'Keefe, CEO of our US partner Scriptorium Inc., on DITA. We discussed a range of topics relating to DITA, but these clips focus on the business case for DITA - why and when it makes sense to move to this standard for producing documentation. If you need assistance in assessing the value of DITA to your business or in implementing DITA, then Cherryleaf (in Europe) and Scriptorium (in the USA) can help you. | |||
| Business Case for DITA - Part 3/4 - Cherryleaf Interview with Sarah O'Keefe | 29-Jan-10 | cherryleafltd | 6:01 |
| This is an edited version of a transatlantic interview we carried out with Sarah O'Keefe, CEO of our US partner Scriptorium Inc., on DITA. We discussed a range of topics relating to DITA, but these clips focus on the business case for DITA - why and when it makes sense to move to this standard for producing documentation. If you need assistance in assessing the value of DITA to your business or in implementing DITA, then Cherryleaf (in Europe) and Scriptorium (in the USA) can help you. | |||
| Business Case for DITA - Part 4/4 - Cherryleaf Interview with Sarah O'Keefe | 29-Jan-10 | cherryleafltd | 5:23 |
| This is an edited version of a transatlantic interview we carried out with Sarah O'Keefe, CEO of our US partner Scriptorium Inc., on DITA. We discussed a range of topics relating to DITA, but these clips focus on the business case for DITA - why and when it makes sense to move to this standard for producing documentation. If you need assistance in assessing the value of DITA to your business or in implementing DITA, then Cherryleaf (in Europe) and Scriptorium (in the USA) can help you. | |||
| Cloud conversion of FrameMaker, Word, RoboHelp and InDesign documents to DITA XML | Stilo | ||
This 60 minute webinar illustrated how the Migrate cloud conversion service enables technical authors and subject matter experts to:
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| Componize for Alfresco (July 2011) | 21-Jul-11 | Componize Software | 21:58 |
| Wish Component Content Management with DITA could be easygoing? As easygoing as summertime in Provence? It can be. On July 21st, Componize hosted a Webinar in which Frank Shipley, Componize co-founder and CTO introduced DITA and the benefits of Componizes DITA CMS for enterprises seeking more efficient and easy-to-use solutions for their documentation and training content needs. | |||
| Componize for Alfresco Overview | 2011 | Componize Software | 10:40 |
| In this screencast, you will see an overview of Componize for Alfresco XML management and publishing features. | |||
| Componize v1.5 preview | 12-Mar | Componize Software | 16:58 |
| This is a preview of Componize v1.5 (to be released end of March 2012). Componize v1.5 has a brand new user interface based on Alfresco Share, and adds several new features such as an integration with Simply XML / Content Mapper. | |||
| Converting Word Documents to DITA with DITAToo | 5-Feb-12 | andytelaviv | 4:55 |
| (No description available) | |||
| Create DITA Topics with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 7:02 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Creating a DITA topic with Microsoft Word | 11-Oct-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 10:24 |
| Creating a DITA XML Topic in SharePoint using Microsoft Word. This 10-minute video demonstration introduces the DITA Exchange Word Editor - a Microsoft Word Customization that provides an editing mode for DITA XML topics. DITA Exchange Word Editor works with Microsoft Word 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint 2010 running the DITA Exchange Server. | |||
| Creating New Files in DITA-FMx 1.1 | 11-Jan-10 | leximation | 4:30 |
| Introduces the various ways to create new DITA files with DITA-FMx. | |||
| Creating Structured Documents in DITA Exchange365 | 2-Jan-13 | DITAandSharePoint | 7:03 |
| (No description available) | |||
| Crossing the Chasm with DITA Part 1: "Get Ready, Get Set" | 19-Jan-12 | dclaboratory | 1:06 |
| At the DITA Europe 2011 conference, as well as the Best Practices 2011, we have observed considerable progress in the way organizations are developing, managing, and delivering content. Much like the CIDM Information Process Maturity Model (IPMM), engagement with content management has moved from a preponderance of immature organizations exploring the possibilities to mature organizations finding new ways to capitalize on their earlier investments. | |||
| Crossing the Chasm with DITA Part 2: "Now Go" | 23-Feb-12 | dclaboratory | 1:10 |
| In his influential text, Crossing the Chasm (2000), Geoffrey Moore identified the processes organizations move through when their products begin to be more widely adopted and successful. The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) standard appears to be following the same path and, at this point, has moved across the chasm from adoption by Innovators and Early Adopters to acceptance by the Early Majority. | |||
| Crossing the Chasm with DITA Part 3: "Now Grow" | 22-Mar-12 | dclaboratory | 1:08 |
| Learn what the innovators and early adopters have done to change the focus to customer delivery and enterprise adoption. Follow the course of key companies that are using the XML DITA standard to take DITA across the chasm to optimized delivery of information using social media and new technology to deliver information at the point of need. Follow enterprise dissemination the shows the original skeptics that everyone benefits. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 1 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:00 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 2 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:01 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 3 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:08 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 4 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:00 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 5 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 6 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:16 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Demystifying DITA to PDF part 7 of 7 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:55 |
| Learn about your options for extracting PDF from DITA content. Includes comparison of DITA Open Toolkit, FrameMaker, and InDesign approaches. | |||
| Developing a DITA-Based Content Strategy for Reuse | 28-Sep-11 | dclaboratory | 2:48 |
| So you are finally planning that big move over to structured content. Great! You understand the benefits of reuse and what it means for your business. But what do you do about the mountains of legacy content? Pack it all up and bring it with you? Leave it behind hoping you will never need to look at it again? Work in two worlds of structured (for the new content) and unstructured (for the old data) authoring? | |||
| DITA 1.2 Part 1: Keys and Conkeys | 30-Nov-11 | dclaboratory | 9:23 |
| Get in on this quick session with Noz Urbina from Mekon, Ltd. kicking off our three-part series introducing DITA 1.2! In Part 1, "Keys and Conkeys," you will learn to create keys and key references; combine keys with conditions for easier manageability; and use conkey references instead of conref to simplify reuse and management of content. | |||
| DITA 1.2 Part 2: New Conref and Subject Scheme | 7-Dec-11 | dclaboratory | 8:53 |
| Get in on this quick session with Noz Urbina from Mekon, Ltd. kicking off our three-part series introducing DITA 1.2! In Part 2, "New Conref Features and Subject Scheme," you will learn how to control metadata for various scopes; make quick, manageable, fine-grain changes to standard content with Conref Push; and learn to make use of DITA 1.2's new features for even simpler reuse and scaling. | |||
| DITA 1.2 Part 3: Learning, Training, and the Rest | 15-Dec-11 | dclaboratory | 19:47 |
| Get in on this quick session with Noz Urbina from Mekon, Ltd. kicking off our three-part series introducing DITA 1.2! | |||
| DITA 101 webcast 1 of 4 | 18-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:51 |
| DITA, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture is the new buzzword in technical communication. But why? In this webcast, you'll learn about DITA concepts, business case, and typical scenarios where DITA is used. | |||
| DITA 101 webcast 2 of 4 | 18-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:54 |
| DITA, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture is the new buzzword in technical communication. But why? In this webcast, you'll learn about DITA concepts, business case, and typical scenarios where DITA is used. | |||
| DITA 101 webcast 3 of 4 | 18-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:56 |
| DITA, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture is the new buzzword in technical communication. But why? In this webcast, you'll learn about DITA concepts, business case, and typical scenarios where DITA is used. | |||
| DITA 101 webcast 4 of 4 | 18-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:42 |
| DITA, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture is the new buzzword in technical communication. But why? In this webcast, you'll learn about DITA concepts, business case, and typical scenarios where DITA is used. | |||
| DITA adoption and the benefits of a CMS | 27-Oct-11 | Componize Software | 6:32 |
| Once an organization makes the decision to shift to DITA, users must change the way they think about writing and managing their content. Instead of hundreds of documents, you may have thousands or tens of thousands of document components to manage in many different contexts, formats and languages. | |||
| DITA Demo Complete | 24-Jan-13 | Mak Technowrites | 14:48 |
| Demonstration sowing how pdf and chm output can be created using DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA Exchange Overview 2012 09 18 | 18-Sep-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 10:52 |
| A 10-minute Overview of Intelligent Content Management with DITA Exchange. | |||
| DITA Exchange Overview Slides | 24-Jul-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 14:56 |
| A recorded presentation about the capabilities and structure of DITA Exchange software. | |||
| DITA Exchange Primer demo | 25-May-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 9:37 |
| A high-level demonstration of the multichannel publishing capabilities of DITA Exchange Software for Microsoft SharePoint. | |||
| DITA Exchange VisualSearch | 23-Nov-10 | DitaExchange | 8:37 |
| Demonstration of the DITA Exchange VisualSearch feature. Requires a basic knowledge of the DITA standard. | |||
| DITA features in MadCap Flare part 1 of 5 | 19-Jan-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:02 |
| This webcast demonstrates how MadCap Flare supports DITA constructs, including mapfiles, conrefs, and relationship tables. The demo also covers exporting existing Flare projects to DITA. | |||
| DITA features in MadCap Flare part 2 of 5 | 19-Jan-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:05 |
| This webcast demonstrates how MadCap Flare supports DITA constructs, including mapfiles, conrefs, and relationship tables. The demo also covers exporting existing Flare projects to DITA. | |||
| DITA features in MadCap Flare part 3 of 5 | 19-Jan-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:02 |
| This webcast demonstrates how MadCap Flare supports DITA constructs, including mapfiles, conrefs, and relationship tables. The demo also covers exporting existing Flare projects to DITA. | |||
| DITA features in MadCap Flare part 4 of 5 | 19-Jan-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:03 |
| This webcast demonstrates how MadCap Flare supports DITA constructs, including mapfiles, conrefs, and relationship tables. The demo also covers exporting existing Flare projects to DITA. | |||
| DITA features in MadCap Flare part 5 of 5 | 19-Jan-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 6:00 |
| This webcast demonstrates how MadCap Flare supports DITA constructs, including mapfiles, conrefs, and relationship tables. The demo also covers exporting existing Flare projects to DITA. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 1 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:00 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 2 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 3 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:58 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 4 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 5 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 6 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA features in oXygen XML editor part 7 of 7 | 17-Feb-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:57 |
| Presented by Simon Bate, Senior Technical Consultant. This webcast offers an overview of the oXygen XML editor and demonstrates DITA-specific features, including inserting cross-references and conrefs, working with map files, applying conditions, and generating output. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 1 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:06 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 2 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:06 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 3 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:02 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 4 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:03 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 5 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:03 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA FMx demonstration part 6 of 6 | 17-Mar-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 5:10 |
| This webcast demonstrates using the DITA-FMx plugin with FrameMaker 9 to author, edit, and create output from DITA content. Topics covered during the demo include creating DITA topics using different options and templates, generating a map and topic stubs from a simple outline, and generating a book from the map and then saving to a PDF file. | |||
| DITA Metrics and ROI - DITA Baltimore 2011 - Mark Lewis | 3-May-11 | CI3Mformation | 3:20 |
| Exclusive interview for CI3M of Mark Lewis, Product manager for usability at Quark. | |||
| DITA Open Toolkit Customization, Part 1 | 27-Sep-10 | marcusspiekrie | 1:55 |
| This is a part of a 5-part webinar on the basics of customizing the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA Open Toolkit Customization, Part 2 | 27-Sep-10 | marcusspiekrie | 6:06 |
| This is a part of a 5-part webinar on the basics of customizing the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA Open Toolkit Customization, Part 3 | 27-Sep-10 | marcusspiekrie | 3:00 |
| This is a part of a 5-part webinar on the basics of customizing the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA Open Toolkit Customization, Part 4 | 27-Sep-10 | marcusspiekrie | 12:10 |
| This is a part of a 5-part webinar on the basics of customizing the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA Open Toolkit Customization, Part 5 | 27-Sep-10 | marcusspiekrie | 5:45 |
| This is a part of a 5-part webinar on the basics of customizing the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| DITA to PDF Publishing with FMx-Auto and Oxygen XML Editor | 10-May-12 | leximation | 2:37 |
| Quick demonstration of creating a PDF from a DITA map using FMx-Auto and Oxygen XML Editor. It's easy to create PDFs from DITA regardless of the XML authoring tool or CMS publishing workflow | |||
| DITA Today and Tomorrow | 12-Jul-12 | dclaboratory | 1:02 |
| It's been over six years since the DITA specification was officially released by OASIS and people could start using the DITA Open Toolkit. A lot has happened since early 2006, as DITA XML has become the fastest growing information standard for technical writing. Mekon consultant Keith Schengili-Roberts takes a look at where DITA has come from, who is using it, and where he thinks it will be going in the future. In this far-reaching presentation Keith focuses on that portion of the technical writing community that has embraced DITA XML, explores why it has been so successful, and also looks at some of the issues holding it back from even wider adoption. He will also dare to prognosticate on the directions that DITA is likely to be used in the near future. | |||
| DITA XML as Neutral Content Source for Educational Publishers | 27-Jun-12 | dclaboratory | 10:04 |
| Because it is no longer enough to provide a printed book to teach a skill, educational publishers need to create their content in a neutral XML source that supports multichannel content delivery. An XML architecture separates the content from its delivery and enables you to deliver a range of content in a variety of formats: printed books, eBooks, dynamic learning portals, and mobile applications to start the list. Although there are many XML architectures, the Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) supports by its content type, including learning and training content. | |||
| DITA-FMx: Cloning the Default Structure Applications | 8-Jan-10 | leximation | 7:15 |
| To customize the formatting and element definitions for authoring and for book publishing, requires modification of the structure applications. The best way to do this is to duplicate the default apps, and create your own. | |||
| DITAToo DITA CMS Demo | 13-Jan | DITAToo | |
| Watch this webinar to see how DITAToo DITA CMS can help you easily and effectively manage your DITA content. | |||
| documenting with DITA in Drupal | 13-Nov-10 | Pronovix | 9:59 |
| In this video I explain how an organization can use a 3-step architecture to involve all the stakeholders of the production process in the development of DITA documentation. The architecture adds a community portal both upstream and downstream of the documentation team. The upstream and downstream portals can plug into the existing tools and processes of the documentation team through the use of DITA documentation topics and maps. As a result more people are involved in the process without having to buy additional licenses of (expensive) specialized XML editors and/or CMS's. | |||
| DocZone DITA: Technical Documentation Case Study | 21-Feb-13 | RSI Content | 5:00 |
| DocZone-SaaS-based XML component content management system designed for technical documentation teams. | |||
| Drupal-DITA documentation distro progress report - sprint 1 | 17-Oct-10 | Pronovix | 9:06 |
| In this video I demonstrate the results of the work of my colleagues Denes and Tamas, who built a first implementation of a Drupal site that takes DITA topics and let's you add them in a mindmap interface to a DITAmap and than export them using the DITA Open Toolkit. | |||
| Drupal-DITA documentation distro progress report - sprint 2 | 13-Nov-10 | Pronovix | 7:32 |
This is the 2nd progress report on the DITA toolkit we are building for Drupal. In this video I demo:
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| DxWE OverviewDemo 8 28 2012 | 28-Aug-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 11:49 |
| An overview demonstration of DITA Exchange Word Editor - editing of DITA XML topics using Microsoft Word. | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 1 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:57 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 2 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:57 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 3 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:57 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 4 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 10:00 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 5 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:57 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA 6 of 6 | 17-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:40 |
| Dynamic HTML content through DITA | |||
| Easily author XML DITA content | 24-Dec-12 | Yasin Khan | 2:22 |
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| easyDITA Webcast Q2 2012 | 2-May-12 | Skeeter Harris | 9:52 |
| Take a product overview of easyDITA, and then you can request a trial at easyDITA.com/free-trial-form | |||
| Edit Your DITA Documents with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 2:28 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Find your DITA Documents with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 2:55 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| FrameMaker is an easy but powerful tool for creating and publishing XML content (including DITA) | 7-Dec-11 | TomAldous | 12:38 |
| FrameMaker 10 is an easy-to-use tool for creating and publishing XML content (including DITA 1.1 and 1.2) | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 1) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 7:36 |
| An introduction to the way that DITA, Adobe FrameMaker, the DITA-FMx plugin, and the Bluestream XDocs CMS tool work together. An introduction to the rest of the videos, background on the companies and people that put together the webinar, and the computer used for the webinar. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 2) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 6:57 |
| A case study on how T2 Systems had to modify the way they worked to get content from Word to FrameMaker and DITA for use with a CMS. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 3) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 6:08 |
| Cleaning up your existing content before converting it to DITA is important. Information that is poorly written isn't worth converting. First ID what you need, then clean it up to deliver a concise message. Once you get it into DITA you can use tools like XMetaL, Oxygen, FrameMaker 7.2, 8.0 and 9.0 and others. It is important though to ID the right tool (or tools) so that you can ID the costs to make your business case. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 4) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 9:58 |
| XDocs CMS overview including reasons to consider this CMS, how content is imported, managed, previewed in the CMS, checked out, modified, checked back in and controlled. Edits are made in different tools (you don't need to stick to one tool only) such as Oxygen, XML Mind and FrameMaker. Finally, we manage the versions and roll back to earlier files. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 5) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 7:36 |
| The DITA-FMx utility allows Bluestream XDocs CMS to work with Adobe FrameMaker 8.0 and 9.0 to control login to the CMS, checkout and checkin of files, and adds FrameMaker publishing support to DITA. Content is worked with in FrameMaker and some of the functions of the CMS are used to manage files. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 6) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 9:14 |
| Open files from within Bluestream XDocs using the free CM Portal. Upload support files via a website into the CMS. Publish to a knowledge base (a web based help system). Provide feedback on topics directly to the author. Make changes to content and publish multiple versions, for different audiences, directly to PDF, HTML or other formats. | |||
| FrameMaker, DITA-FMx, and XDocs Intro Webinar (Part 7) | 15-Aug-09 | publishingsmarter | 5:46 |
| Publish from a CMS using Adobe FrameMaker 9.0 and DITA. Download files to a location, open a map with FrameMaker. By using DITA-FMx with Bluestream XDocs CMS we can publish and automatically configure chapter and page numbering correctly, extract the current information, and build PDF of the highest quality. Contact information for all the presenters is also provided. | |||
| Free DITA Webinar presented by Metapercept Information Solutions & Consulting | 24-Mar-13 | Amit Siddhartha | 5:53 |
| STC-India Chapter organized free DITA Webinar on 20 March 2013, which was presented by Amit Siddhartha, Owner and Consultant at Metapercept. | |||
| Get Started Writing DITA Documents in Microsoft Word with Simply XML | 11-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 2:56 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Going Mobile: Delivering Your Content on Mobile Devices (Part 1) | 27-Nov-12 | SuiteSolutions | 10:15 |
| Learn how to make your DITA XML and other content mobile. In this webinar, Michael Snoyman and Joe Gelb from Suite Solutions (http://www.suite-sol.com) reviewed the popular delivery formats for mobile devices, eBook readers and tablets, such as jQuery Mobile, ePub, and Mobi for Kindle; outlined the issues to consider for making your HTML-based outputs mobile friendly and optimized for mobile devices; detailed limitations in the current platforms, how to work around them, and how they affect the bottom line for how your content will look; discussed strategies for leveraging semantic markup in your content and latest web standards such as HTML5 and CSS3; demonstrated options for using the DITA Open Toolkit to generate customized and branded mobile content using real world examples. | |||
| Going Mobile: Delivering Your Content on Mobile Devices (Part 2) | 27-Nov-12 | SuiteSolutions | 10:04 |
| Learn how to make your DITA XML and other content mobile. In this webinar, Michael Snoyman and Joe Gelb from Suite Solutions (http://www.suite-sol.com) reviewed the popular delivery formats for mobile devices, eBook readers and tablets, such as jQuery Mobile, ePub, and Mobi for Kindle; outlined the issues to consider for making your HTML-based outputs mobile friendly and optimized for mobile devices; detailed limitations in the current platforms, how to work around them, and how they affect the bottom line for how your content will look; discussed strategies for leveraging semantic markup in your content and latest web standards such as HTML5 and CSS3; demonstrated options for using the DITA Open Toolkit to generate customized and branded mobile content using real world examples. | |||
| Going Mobile: Delivering Your Content on Mobile Devices (Part 3) | 27-Nov-12 | SuiteSolutions | 12:22 |
| Learn how to make your DITA XML and other content mobile. In this webinar, Michael Snoyman and Joe Gelb from Suite Solutions (http://www.suite-sol.com) reviewed the popular delivery formats for mobile devices, eBook readers and tablets, such as jQuery Mobile, ePub, and Mobi for Kindle; outlined the issues to consider for making your HTML-based outputs mobile friendly and optimized for mobile devices; detailed limitations in the current platforms, how to work around them, and how they affect the bottom line for how your content will look; discussed strategies for leveraging semantic markup in your content and latest web standards such as HTML5 and CSS3; demonstrated options for using the DITA Open Toolkit to generate customized and branded mobile content using real world examples. | |||
| Going Mobile: Delivering Your Content on Mobile Devices (Part 4) | 27-Nov-12 | SuiteSolutions | 13:24 |
| Learn how to make your DITA XML and other content mobile. In this webinar, Michael Snoyman and Joe Gelb from Suite Solutions (http://www.suite-sol.com) reviewed the popular delivery formats for mobile devices, eBook readers and tablets, such as jQuery Mobile, ePub, and Mobi for Kindle; outlined the issues to consider for making your HTML-based outputs mobile friendly and optimized for mobile devices; detailed limitations in the current platforms, how to work around them, and how they affect the bottom line for how your content will look; discussed strategies for leveraging semantic markup in your content and latest web standards such as HTML5 and CSS3; demonstrated options for using the DITA Open Toolkit to generate customized and branded mobile content using real world examples. | |||
| Going Mobile: Delivering Your Content on Mobile Devices (Part 5) | 27-Nov-12 | SuiteSolutions | 11:44 |
| Learn how to make your DITA XML and other content mobile. In this webinar, Michael Snoyman and Joe Gelb from Suite Solutions (http://www.suite-sol.com) reviewed the popular delivery formats for mobile devices, eBook readers and tablets, such as jQuery Mobile, ePub, and Mobi for Kindle; outlined the issues to consider for making your HTML-based outputs mobile friendly and optimized for mobile devices; detailed limitations in the current platforms, how to work around them, and how they affect the bottom line for how your content will look; discussed strategies for leveraging semantic markup in your content and latest web standards such as HTML5 and CSS3; demonstrated options for using the DITA Open Toolkit to generate customized and branded mobile content using real world examples. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 1 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:56 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 2 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:59 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 3 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:38 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 4 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:59 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 5 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:59 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 6 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:43 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 7 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:59 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 8 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:59 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| Hacking the DITA Open Toolkit part 9 of 9 | 21-Dec-09 | ScriptoriumTech | 7:29 |
| This session introduces the changes you can make to the DITA OT to customize output for your needs. These changes include modifying OT CSS files, adding static and dynamic headers and footers, enhancing XSL transforms, and creating simple element-level specializations. Along the way, the session covers the organization of the DITA OT and describes how to create a DITA plug-in to make your modifications portable. The discussion focuses on getting things running quickly, but also describes strategies for making an implementation more robust and easy to distribute. | |||
| How to Produce Complex Documents in DITA XML Using Componize for Alfresco | Componize Software | ||
| How to Produce Complex Documents in DITA XML Using Componize for Alfresco | |||
| Implementing MathML with DITA XML | 17-Feb-13 | SuiteSolutions | 2:16 |
| Reuven Weiser, senior developer at Suite Solutions discusses implementing equations using MathML with DITA XML and publishing to PDF and HTML formats. | |||
| Impressions of SDL DITA Fest 2012 | 16-Nov-12 | SDLonline | 4:04 |
| DITA Fest is SDL's annual conference that brings together the thought leaders in content management and DITA. DITA Fest 2012 was the biggest event yet with a keynote presentation from Jane McGonigal and case studies from Intel, VMware as well as a panel of thought leaders. This video gives a highlight of the best of DITA Fest 2012 and a taster of future events. | |||
| Installing DITA-FMx 1.1 | 8-Feb-10 | leximation | 7:14 |
| Walks you through the complete process of installing DITA-FMx in FrameMaker. Includes the installation of the default structure applications and creation of a new DITA topic. | |||
| Integration of SDL LiveContent and SDL Trisoft provides end-to-end dynamic publishing for DITA | 22-Apr-10 | sdltridionworld | 7:48 |
| SDL, the leader in Global Information Management solutions, announced the first release of the companys end-to-end dynamic publishing. | |||
| Introduction to DITA (STC Toronto Webinars) | 18-Feb-11 | publishingsmarter | 14:00 |
| Overview (basics of) the Darwin Information Typing Architecture | |||
| Introduction to DITA and DITA Open Toolkit | 28-Jan-13 | Mak Technowrites | 0:40 |
| The overview of DITA showing samples of DITA Topic and DITA Map file. | |||
| JoAnn Hackos - CMS/DITA Baltimore 2011 | 5-Aug-11 | CI3Mformation | 2:18 |
| An exclusive interview from JoAnn HAckos at DITA meeting in Baltimore | |||
| Key elements of a successful DITA conversion project | 7-Mar-13 | StiloInternational | 19:41 |
| Watch the first webinar in the Stilo DITA Knowledge Series - entitled Key elements of a successful DITA conversion project, presented by Jacquie Samuels of Writing Wise. First broadcast on Thursday, January 31, 2013. This webinar presented the key elements to consider when converting content to DITA. | |||
| Manage Your DITA Documents with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 1:30 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Migration and XSL Transforms: From Atlassian Confluence to DITA, Part 1 | 9-Jul-12 | teknikalspeek | 10:02 |
| This is a half hour presentation providing an overview of how I migrated developer API information from an Atlassian Confluence wiki to PDF, EPUB, and Webhelp. | |||
| Migration and XSL Transforms: From Atlassian Confluence to DITA, Part 2 | 9-Jul-12 | teknikalspeek | 9:31 |
| This is a half hour presentation providing an overview of how I migrated developer API information from an Atlassian Confluence wiki to PDF, EPUB, and Webhelp. | |||
| Migration and XSL Transforms: From Atlassian Confluence to DITA, Part 3 | 9-Jul-12 | teknikalspeek | 9:23 |
| This is a half hour presentation providing an overview of how I migrated developer API information from an Atlassian Confluence wiki to PDF, EPUB, and Webhelp. | |||
| Overview of the Map Authoring Features in DITA-FMx 1.1 | 10-Jan-10 | leximation | 7:17 |
| Provides a quick tour of the popular DITA map authoring features in DITA-FMx 1.1. | |||
| oXygen XML Editor - DITA Editing | 25-Jun-08 | oxygenxml | |
| oXygen DITA Editor allows the users with less knowledge of XML to edit DITA documents in a similar way to a regular text processing application. It offers intelligent XML editing, validation, content completion and a number of predefined transformation scenarios to PDF and HTML. | |||
| PDF Publishing with DITA-FMx 1.1 | 29-Jan-10 | leximation | 9:09 |
| See how easy it is to get well formatted PDF output from a DITA map using DITA-FMx. This video walks you through the basic process of configuring DITA-FMx for PDF publishing. | |||
| Publish SIngle Source and Multi-Channel DITA Content with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 5:36 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Publishing Projects in DITAToo | 7-Mar-12 | andytelaviv | 5:37 |
| Using DITAToo Publishing Profiles to select predefined sets of conditional attributes as part of the DITA publishing process. | |||
| Publishing with DITA Exchange 365 | 2-Jan-13 | DITAandSharePoint | 2:21 |
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| Reuse DITA Topics, Maps, and Components with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 7:19 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| SharePoint IWdemo Install on VirtualBox for DITA Exchange Evaluation | 26-Jul-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 14:54 |
| A 15-minute presentation quickly walking through the steps of installing Microsoft's Information Worker's demonstration VM containing SharePoint 2010 using VirtualBox. There are other good blogs and videos on how this is done, but I wanted to offer this concise step-by-step that also describes how to configure local network access from your Windows environment into the SharePoint server VM. | |||
| Stilo Migrate cloud content conversion demo - FrameMaker to DITA | 3-Jan-13 | StiloInternational | 2:04 |
| Live demonstration of the Stilo Migrate cloud conversion service - showing real-time conversion of a FrameMaker source document to DITA. | |||
| Store Your DITA Documents with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 1:49 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| Tag Your DITA Content with Simply DITA Content Mapper | 12-Jul-10 | SimplyXML | 4:16 |
| For more information Content Mapper, visit http://Simplyxml.com | |||
| This is DITA Exchange 365 | 27-Dec-12 | DITAandSharePoint | 4:28 |
| A 4.5-minute overview of DITA Exchange 365. | |||
| Twelve DITA Implementations: The Lessons Learned | 28-Sep-11 | dclaboratory | 9:23 |
| This presentation discussed the results of interviews with the implementers of 12 DITA installations. Find out what they did right. What went wrong? What were the business drivers? How long did it really take? Learn from your peers across a broad range of industries what really happened, and learn how your expectations & results measure up. | |||
| Uploading DITA Content to DITAToo | 17-Jan-12 | andytelaviv | 2:32 |
| Adding DITA content to DITAToo repository | |||
| Using XMetaL and oXygen to edit DITA content in SharePoint with DITA Exchange | 27-Mar-13 | DITAandSharePoint | 9:12 |
| A short demonstration showing how users of XMetaL, oXygen and other standard XML editors (from FrameMaker to Notepad 🙂 can use SharePoint as their CCMS for managing, editing and publishing DITA content! | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 1 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:01 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 2 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:05 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 3 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:05 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 4 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:06 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 5 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:12 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 6 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 9:09 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
| XMetaL 6 Overview part 7 of 7 | 30-Apr-10 | ScriptoriumTech | 8:26 |
| JustSystems XMetaL 6.0 adds a handful of new features for DITA users. The most interesting addition is a tripane Help output format (which JustSystems calls "WebHelp"). The main focus of this webcast is on customizing the appearance of WebHelp. The topics include: modifying navigation panes, changing fonts, and adding footers and headers. | |||
If I am missing anything, please let me know and I will add update the list accordingly!
Well done, Keith. Thanks!