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What does structured content mean for content developers?

Learn the foundational principles of structured content.

About this webinar

Structured content, intelligent content, semantic content – if you’re confused about these terms that are being thrown around, you’ve come to the right place.Rahel Bailie has been working with structured content for over two decades and in this webinar, Rahel will help you start getting the benefits of structure (check out Rahel's recent post about structured content on our blog too). The technology that semantically structures content is only part of the story. The larger part of the story is how content gets written.This webinar covers writing techniques that help for a structured content environment, using editorial principles already in your professional toolkit, as structural guidelines.

What will I learn?

From this session you'll learn:

  • Five principles for structuring content
  • How to chunk content for re-use in different scenarios
  • Two help standards for creating content

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February 9, 2017

6:51 am

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Tickets $199

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Who is the recording for?

Whether you are the manager of a team of writers who need to create content uniform enough to come together into larger content structures, or a writer on a team who wants to know how to form those building blocks, you'll learn some of the foundational principles of structured content.

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February 9, 2017

What does structured content mean for content developers?

Learn the foundational principles of structured content.

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About this webinar

Structured content, intelligent content, semantic content – if you’re confused about these terms that are being thrown around, you’ve come to the right place.Rahel Bailie has been working with structured content for over two decades and in this webinar, Rahel will help you start getting the benefits of structure (check out Rahel's recent post about structured content on our blog too). The technology that semantically structures content is only part of the story. The larger part of the story is how content gets written.This webinar covers writing techniques that help for a structured content environment, using editorial principles already in your professional toolkit, as structural guidelines.

What will I learn?

From this session you'll learn:

  • Five principles for structuring content
  • How to chunk content for re-use in different scenarios
  • Two help standards for creating content

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Register today

February 9, 2017

6:51 am

GMT

Tickets $199

Book your place

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About the presenter

Rahel Anne Bailie

Rahel Anne Bailie is the founder of Content, Seriously, a London, UK based consultancy. Rahel has spent many years as a consultant, using her deep understanding of both the technical and editorial sides of content to developing solutions to solve complex information problems. She develops content strategies for efficient content operations, building robust systems for scale, personalisation, and overall effective content delivery.

Rahel is well-known in the content industry, with books, awards, and accolades to her name. More importantly, she is passionate about content and has spent over two decades helping companies make sense of their content operations, taking on increasingly-complex problem in the areas of content strategy, content operations, knowledge management, and related areas where she has been asked to look at content, very seriously.

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