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AODC 2007Federation Square Melbourne
Rendezvous Hotel, Melbourne

2nd - 4th May 2007

The tenth annual Australasian Online Documentation and Content Conference, AODC 2007, was held in Melbourne at the Rendezvous Hotel from Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th May. It was the event of the year for anyone involved in corporate documentation, online Help, Web authoring and technical writing.

AODC 2007 featured almost 20 sessions covering techniques, technologies, tools and case studies, presented by international and local expert speakers. Session topics included DITA, structured authoring, XML, e-learning, usability, editing, migration to Microsoft Vista, user assistance and case studies. For all the details, see the agenda. Unfortunately the conference proceedings are not available for sale.

The registration fee for the three day Conference was A$1199, including GST.

We also presented two pre-conference workshops on Tuesday 1st May, "Introduction to DITA" with Tony Self and "Adobe Captivate" with Matthew Ellison. These were amazing value at only $297 per half day workshop for AODC registrants.

Sponsors

HyperWrite greatly appreciates our sponsors and exhibitors, who contributed greatly to the success of this event.

Adobe

TACTICS Consulting  

 MadCap Software AuthorIT
HelpServer ComponentOne

About AODC

Since the very first Australasian Online Documentation Conference in Melbourne in 1998, the conference has developed a reputation as the premier event for technical writers, help developers, Web authors and documentation developers from Australia and New Zealand. Our speaker list reads like a Who's Who of documentation, as we strive to ensure that experts in techniques and technologies are available to share their knowledge and expertise. The conference is also a great place to network with other documentation professionals.

Read about AODC 2006 in this report for Southern Communicator by Janet Taylor.

AODC is jointly hosted by HyperWrite and WritersUA, organisers of the famous Online Help Conference in the US. HyperWrite is an Australian hypertext and Internet company that has been a local pioneer and continuing leader in online documentation development.