E-Publishing Webinar This is Your Brain on XML: Why Publishers Should Care About the XML Revolution Digital publications made easy.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1 of 18 Information Dissemination New Digital Opportunities IMARK Investing in Information for Development Information Dissemination New Digital Opportunities.

Advertisements

The Advanced, Enterprise Publishing Environment for Cross-media Output to Print & Web.

DOCUMENT TYPES. Digital Documents Converting documents to an electronic format will preserve those documents, but how would such a process be organized?

Desktop Publishing Teacher Notes. Origins of Desktop Publishing DTP revolution began in 1985 Started by publishing company executive Paul Brainerd Utilized.

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web.

Digital Content Solutions Digital content management technology has transformed the way to manage content and knowledge, in this knowledge era. Research.

Beyond the Digital Incunabular Period: Toward Web 2.0 Gideon Burton Asst. Prof. of English Assoc. Editor, BYU Studies Presentation to the Harold B. Lee.

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web Chapter Goals Compare and contrast the Internet and the World Wide Web Describe general Web processing Write basic.

Introduction to HTML 2006 INT197B. What is the Internet? Global network of computers that are connected and communicate via a series of Protocols Protocols.

1 The Planning Process Creating a Business Web Site By Paul Lazarony 2 Business Web Site Design Steps in the Planning Process u Software u Purpose u.

1 Introduction to OBIEE: Learning to Access, Navigate, and Find Data in the SWIFT Data Warehouse Lesson 8: Printing and Exporting an OBIEE Analysis This.

Mgt 240 Lecture Website Construction: Software and Language Alternatives March 29, 2005.

THE BASICS OF THE WEB Davison Web Design. Introduction to the Web Main Ideas The Internet is a worldwide network of hardware. The World Wide Web is part.

 Digital marketing: Uses digital media to develop communications and exchanges with customers  Electronic media (E-marketing): Refers to the strategic.

Dobrin / Keller / Weisser : Technical Communication in the Twenty-First Century. © 2008 Pearson Education. Upper Saddle River, NJ, All Rights Reserved.

Apps VS Mobile Websites Which is better?. Bizness Apps Survey Bizness Apps surveyed over 500 small business owners with both a mobile app and a mobile.

Semi-Structured Data Tutorial # 1- Introduction to XML.

Web Content Management Systems. Lecture Contents Web Content Management Systems Non-technical users manage content Workflow management system Different.

Section 2.1 Compare the Internet and the Web Identify Web browser components Compare Web sites and Web pages Describe types of Web sites Section 2.2 Identify.

It’s a Blog. It’s a Website. It’s Marketing… It’s WordPress! A beginner’s guide on why to use and how to use WordPress Dr. Richard F. Gaspar, Professor.

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web. 2 Chapter Goals Compare and contrast the Internet and the World Wide Web Describe general Web processing Write basic HTML.

Rich Foley - Executive Vice President Academic & Public Markets Helen Wilbur - Vice President Consortia Sales & Marketing Digital ArchivesResearch CollectionseBooks.

Mainstreaming Digital Talking Book production By Douglas G Blane Technical Co-ordinator Digital Audio Project

Languages in WEB Presented by: Jenisha Kshatriya BCM SS09.

EAD: A Technical Introduction Julie Hardesty, Metadata Analyst June 3, 2014.

Dr. Kurt Fendt, Comparative Media Studies, MIT MetaMedia An Open Platform for Media Annotation and Sharing Workshop "Online Archives:

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web Chapter Goals ( ) Compare and contrast the Internet and the World Wide Web Describe general Web processing.

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web Chapter Goals Compare and contrast the Internet and the World Wide Web Describe general Web processing Describe several.

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web. 2 The Web An infrastructure of information combined and the network software used to access it Web page A document that.

16-1 The World Wide Web The Web An infrastructure of distributed information combined with software that uses networks as a vehicle to exchange that information.

CPS120: Introduction to Computer Science The World Wide Web Nell Dale John Lewis.

Newsletters Best Practices for Composition These training materials have been prepared by Aspiration.

CREATED BY ChanoknanChinnanon PanissaraUsanachote

XML Technologies Surekha Akula

1 Web Basics Section 1.1 Compare the Internet and the Web Compare Web sites and Web pages Identify Web browser components Describe types of Web sites Section.

Exploring Web Page Design. What is a Web Page?  A web page is a multimedia file which can be stored on a web server.  It can include text, graphics,

HTML Structure & syntax

Andrew Lingo INSYS 597 April 2, 2009

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web. 2 The Web is an infrastructure of distributed information combined with software that uses networks as a vehicle to exchange.

Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Internet Using Microsoft Explorer 5.

Introduction to HTML Tutorial 1 eXtensible Markup Language (XML)

Introduction to MediaWiki EnhanceEdu, IIIT-Hyderabad 1.

Jason Cortes, GOER Web Programming/Developer

Chapter 16 The World Wide Web Chapter Goals Compare and contrast the Internet and the World Wide Web Describe general Web processing Write basic.

Content and Computer Platforms Week 3. Today’s goals Obtaining, describing, indexing content –XML –Metadata Preparing for the installation of Dspace –Computers.

1 Reference Linking in Project Euclid …with some thoughts on the preservation of digital collections. A presentation at the Workshop on Linking and searching.

Join the Conversation: Active Listening on Social Media By Lauren Cleland New Media Specialist, Explore Georgia #TeamGaSocial.

HTML Structure & syntax. Introduction This presentation introduces the following: Doctype declaration HTML Tags, Elements and Attributes Sections of a.

Shruthi(s) II M.Sc(CS) msccomputerscience.com. Introduction Digital Libraries have become the source of information sharing across the globe for education,

Nell Dale & John Lewis (adaptation by Michael Goldwasser) The World Wide Web.

Course Production at the Open University Jim Ellis Head of Interactive Media.

An exercise in preservation and applied technology Making an Electronic Text.

Web Site Design & Management Class One Agenda Attendance Questionnaire Introductions Class Policies About the class Code your first page FTP Assignments.

HTML Basic. What is HTML HTML is a language for describing web pages. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language HTML is not a programming language, it.

Introduction to Markup Languages January 31, 2002.

Introduction XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. Designed to transport and store data; not to display it XML is similar to HTML, but tags are not.

Use flash eBook software AnyFlip to make page flip book works seamlessly on mobile devices.

IT Accessibility Committee XML as Content Management Presented by Michael B. Short May 11, 2006 Prepared by the NYS Forum IT Accessibility Committee

Project Management May 30th, Team Members Name Project Role Gint of Communications Sai

Introduction to MediaWiki EnhanceEdu, IIIT-Hyderabad

Presentation On HTML & Podcast Done by: Shamelia Young & Sheriece Williamson.

Ann Tebo Mesa Public Schools Online Reading Strategies Strategies = the conscious actions readers take to improve their comprehension.

EECS 473 Advanced Embedded Systems Posters. Posters for the Design Expo A few quick things: – If you have them sent to Yitian and me (as pdfs) by Tuesday.

introductionwhyexamples What is a Web site? A web site is: a presentation tool; a way to communicate; a learning tool; a teaching tool; a marketing important.

Digitizing Historical Newspapers South Carolina Digital Newspaper Program's participation with the Library of Congress' Chronicling America: Historic American.

The Internet Salihu Ibrahim Dasuki (PhD) CSC102 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE.

Maximizing Resort Image Better Your Winning Percentage Social Media, SEO and Booking Engines Give the House the Advantage Fermin Cruz Dial An Exchange.

Long Term Preservation of Digital Data Raymond A. Lorie JCDL ‘01 June 24-28, 2001.

Streamlined publishing through the cloud with HTML5

ADMINISTRATION A guide to setup and manage your innovation platform…

Presentation transcript:

E-Publishing Webinar This is Your Brain on XML: Why Publishers Should Care About the XML Revolution Digital publications made easy

Introductions Presenters Jason Malley, Executive Editor at PMPH USA and Sriram Somanchi, Chief Software Architect, Emantras Moderators Michael Medina, Director of Business Development, STM Markets, Emantras and Joseph Hefta, Business development Manager, Publishing and Academic Markets, Emantras Digital publications made easy

Purpose and Goals - To develop a working understanding of XML: - what it is - why it is useful and important - how to take advantage of it in your publishing enterprise Digital publications made easy

Assumptions No technical background required. Participants are interesting in learning more about XML as it pertains to book and journal publishing. That most of the publishing we do is fundamentally a digital enterprise, except for the final product. Digital publications made easy

If you’re brain were on XML, you could… - Communicate directly w/ someone else’s brain (Vulcan mind meld)‏ - Be extremely organized - Pull up ANY memories, images, conversations and reformat and recall at any level of specificity - Tag thoughts, people, and ideas - Create an instant highlight reel of desired information - Subscribe to other peoples accounts of similar situations Digital publications made easy

What is XML? -XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. -It's a way of describing the attributes of your content with plain- text tags. Example: One I Love XML Jason Malley blah de blah blah blah... Digital publications made easy

How is XML different from HTML? HTML tags content for display. XML tags content for attributes. Digital publications made easy

Why do I care about XML? -XML makes your content easy to Store Transport Display in multiple ways Deploy across multiple platforms Preserves structure and meaning of your content Reach new audiences (introduce existing customers to new related content / reach new users with various accessibility and distribution options)‏ Digital publications made easy

Why do I care about XML? Digital publications made easy

XML Repurpose Example Original XML Publication Custom Print CD Subscribe Search Online BE F H G A C D B Digital publications made easy

WIFM Mid-to-Small Sized Publishers -Convert content faster -Distribute titles quicker -Reach new audiences -Create communities around properties -Interact with readers -Maintain captive audiences, create loyalty Digital publications made easy

Where do I get XML? Very often you can get your XML-tagged content from your compositor at little or no cost. Ask your comp. XML can be extracted by conversion services companies at relatively low cost from high-resolution PDFs. Digital publications made easy

What Do I Do With XML Once I Get It? Digital publications made easy Publish! You'll need a reader.

Digital publications made easy

Examples Custom publishing Transition to digital Digital publications made easy

Resources Talk to your comp. Be sure to get Word, PDF, and XML. AAP, AAUP, PSP, etc. Talk to eachother. Share workflows, vendor recommendations. For an XML tagging tutorial, see Digital publications made easy

More information Digital publications made easy

Thank You Digital publications made easy