Description:
XML continues to be at the center of discussion about the future of publishing and the digital life of our content. Many university presses have adopted XML workflows, but others still question the value of an XML workflow in light of financial and logistical obstacles. This webinar brings together panelists from different-sized presses who share how they arrive at their respective workflows. Topics of discussion include:
>What is an XML workflow, and is it really worth the investment?
>Alternatives to an XML workflow
>Digital workflows adopted by Princeton, Chicago, Duke, New Mexico, and West Virginia
The panelists will advise on the practicality of their models for others presses, and they will offer tips for assessing whether an XML workflow is appropriate based on a press's size and resources.
Participants:
James Ayers, Senior Production Editor, University of New Mexico Press
Nancy Hoagland, EDP Manager for Books and Journals, Duke University Press
Ken Reed, Manager of Digital Production, Princeton University Press
Than Saffel, Art Director and Production Manager, West Virginia University Press
Moderator:
Jill Shimabukuro, Design & Production Director, The University of Chicago Press
