This hand-on course provides a practical understanding of the Procedural S1000D XML data modules.
This course is aimed at Technical Writing \ Authoring Team Leads, Technical Writers \ Authors and Technical Content Creators.
This hands-on course provides participants with a practical understanding of authoring Procedural S1000D XML data modules. Learners will explore key concepts, best practices, and structuring techniques necessary for creating procedural content. Through guided exercises, participants will create two Procedural Data Modules, receive trainer feedback, and refine their work before completing a final project.
This course is aimed at Technical Writing \ Authoring Team Leads, Technical Writers \ Authors and Technical Content Creators.
Estimated Course Duration is 2 hours
On completion of this course, you should be able to:
S1000D is a specification that has been designed specifically for technical publications for the aviation and defence industries. Although the specification has been developed for these industries, the use of S1000D in other industries is also true. How this specification can be used in any industry may be limited by your own imagination.
In this course you will be introduced to S1000D to start you on your journey of using S1000D. This course will not identify any specific software solution that could be considered for the project.
The course will look at the information provided in the 3500 pages of the S1000D specification and help you to understand what is involved to use S1000D for the project. You will start with the basic introduction to the specification and continue through to what types of publications you need to consider for the final deliver.
Many of the points that are included in the course may be incorporated into your organisation. The core difference is that we document the information for S1000D to formalise the information.
As stated, this is the start of your journey and TIM Consulting hope the help you through this process. Make sure that you have a copy of the S1000D Specification, if you don’t already have this its available from the S1000D website under downloads.
