Webinar Recording — Organizing Help Content: Breaking Out of Topic-Based Hierarchies
February 18th, 2012 | Posted in Podcasts 3 Comments »
I recently gave a presentation to the Southwestern Ontario STC chapter called Organizing Help Content: Breaking Out of Topic-Based Hierarchies. Here’s a recording of the presentation:
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I went through the slides-only presentation. It’s an excellent, cogent overview of all the “Findability” tools available, and of the advantages and drawbacks of each one. I had one teacher in a writing course in college that described making information findable (then in printed documentation) as “giving the users as many handles as possible” to grab the information they were looking for. As we’ve moved to help and online applications, we now have to “provide handles” in more dimensions that ever before. Thank you for a great analysis of the available options to do so.
Thanks Margaret. I like your analogy of handles, and providing as many handles as possible for users. That describes my approach fairly accurately. I appreciate your feedback on the slides.