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Provided by: Online Training Directory Adobe RoboHelp Workshop |
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In this course, you study the background of online-help systems since they arose in the 1990s. You explore a range of online-help systems, surveying their varied content, organization, format, and in particular navigation systems. You study a sequence of RoboHelp tutorials to learn the basic tasks that professional help writers must know to do their work. Concurrent with the tutorials, you study techniques for task analysis and industry-standard format for writing style, headings, lists, tables, notices, and highlighting. During this course, there are four projects: you "model" a help system based on an existing compiled help; you format text and graphics to design a help system; you document a simple procedure in a help topic that you compile; and you create your own help system for a software application. Final units involve generating PDFs from your help source and importing files (such as Word, HTML, FrameMaker and XML) into RoboHelp.
Adobe RoboHelp Workshop In this course, you study the background of online-help systems since they arose in the 1990s.
You explore a range of online-help systems, surveying their varied content, organization, format, and?in particular?navigation systems.
You study a sequence of RoboHelp tutorials to learn the basic tasks that professional help writers must know to do their work. Concurrent with the tutorials, you study techniques for task analysis and industry-standard format for writing style, headings, lists, tables, notices, and highlighting. During this course, there are four projects: you "model" a help system based on an existing compiled help; you format text and graphics to design a help system; you document a simple procedure in a help topic that you compile; and you create your own help system for a software application. Final units involve generating PDFs from your help source and importing files (such as Word, HTML, FrameMaker and XML) into RoboHelp. The instructor will be readily available by e-mail to help with problems and discuss help writing in general.
You will be asked to purchase two books for this course: Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications. Although the hardcopy is available for purchase, you are encouraged to use the PDF or help-file version of this resource. Before you purchase this item, contact your instructor on how to get a copy of the PDF or help file. Webber, Granor. Is the Help Helpful?: How to Create Online Help That Meets Your Users' Needs. Hentzenwerke ISBN 1930919603. There will be reading quizzes on the chapters of this book. Educational Discounts When you sign up for this class, you may become eligible to purchase RoboHelp (Full Version) for a discounted price plus shipping charges. If you are registering through an accredited college, university, community college or technical college, you will be required to provide an ?offer of proof? that you have enrolled in this course of study. This can be arranged by supplying a copy of your course registration that shows the institution that you have enrolled at for this course.
You can call toll-free for more details at (800) 874-9001
Adobe RoboHelp Workshop In this course, you study the background of online-help systems since they arose in the 1990s.
You explore a range of online-help systems, surveying their varied content, organization, format, and?in particular?navigation systems.
You study a sequence of RoboHelp tutorials to learn the basic tasks that professional help writers must know to do their work. Concurrent with the tutorials, you study techniques for task analysis and industry-standard format for writing style, headings, lists, tables, notices, and highlighting. During this course, there are four projects: you "model" a help system based on an existing compiled help; you format text and graphics to design a help system; you document a simple procedure in a help topic that you compile; and you create your own help system for a software application. Final units involve generating PDFs from your help source and importing files (such as Word, HTML, FrameMaker and XML) into RoboHelp. The instructor will be readily available by e-mail to help with problems and discuss help writing in general.
You will be asked to purchase two books for this course: Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications. Although the hardcopy is available for purchase, you are encouraged to use the PDF or help-file version of this resource. Before you purchase this item, contact your instructor on how to get a copy of the PDF or help file. Webber, Granor. Is the Help Helpful?: How to Create Online Help That Meets Your Users' Needs. Hentzenwerke ISBN 1930919603. There will be reading quizzes on the chapters of this book. Educational Discounts When you sign up for this class, you may become eligible to purchase RoboHelp (Full Version) for a discounted price plus shipping charges. If you are registering through an accredited college, university, community college or technical college, you will be required to provide an ?offer of proof? that you have enrolled in this course of study. This can be arranged by supplying a copy of your course registration that shows the institution that you have enrolled at for this course.
You can call toll-free for more details at (800) 874-9001
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Adobe RoboHelp Workshop
Outcomes Upon completion of this course, you will:
- Have a general understanding of the history of online-help systems and authoring tools
- Have surveyed a broad range of online-help system design and format
- Know the basic terminology and concepts involving online help: topics, links, various types of popups, TOCs, style sheets, snippets, skins, and context-sensitive help
- Be able to perform the essential tasks of online-help development:
- start a project
- create and link topics
- format and edit text
- add graphics and tables
- create TOCs and indexes
- use system-supplied style sheets
- customize style sheets
- import files
- create and use conditional text and user-defined variables.
- Have created a satisfactory online-help system, including most of the features previously mentioned, for a software application.
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