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Submit a presentation proposal
As we plan the programme for the 2010 Conference, we are inviting proposals for case study presentations.
Case Study presentations are 25 - 40 minutes in duration (including question time) and form part of the main Conference programme. All case study presenters qualify for a 50% reduction in the conference registration fee (excluding accommodation).We are especially interested in projects that demonstrate any of the following:
- A new authoring tool, or a new version of an established authoring tool
- Collaborative authoring
- Innovative design solutions for user assistance, such as creative ways of enabling users to navigate through the Help to find the information they need
- Embedded user assistance (where the Help is incorporated within the user interface of the application itself)
- Alternative ways of presenting user assistance content, such as animations, sound, or guided tasks
- DITA or other XML-based technologies
- Cross-platform solutions, or user assistance for mobile devices
- Localisation for a range of cultures and languages
You do not have to be an experienced conference presenter to submit a case study proposal—we are just as interested in the quality and originality of your user assistance project as in your speaking experience. If you don't feel confident enough to stand at the front of the room and make a formal presentation, why not consider submitting a peer showcase proposal instead?
To submit a case study presentation proposal, please complete the following form. Proposals must be received by 1st February 2010 and presenters must be independent of any tool vendor.
