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		<title>Move Over Text: Video Documentation Meets DITA</title>
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		<description>In the US today, there are 82.5 Million Content Creators 13.9% create content in virtual worlds 18.1% create video content 23.9% create blog content 79.7% create content on a social network. All we need is a standard that will support the topic- based nature of “how to” video content XML, and by extension, DITA, seemed to be a perfect ﬁt.</description>
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		<title>Canon Elura 50</title>
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		<description>Information about how to use the Canon Elura 50 camcorders for technical communication multimedia.</description>
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		<title>Tips and Tricks for Including AVI (Video) Demos in Your Online Tutorial</title>
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		<description>This presentation focuses on creating video demonstrations of software for online tutorials, using AVI files, and Inserting these files into Windows Help or HTML.</description>
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