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So You Want to Adopt JATS. What Decisions Do You Need To Make?

B. Tommie Usdin

So You Want to Adopt JATS [slide 1]

Facts and Advice [slide 2]
What Qualifies Me to Give Advice on JATS? [slide 3]

Which JATS Model? [slide 4]

Color, Tables, Math [slide 5]
Decision One: Color [slide 6]

Green: Archiving [slide 7]
Blue: Publishing [slide 8]
Pumpkin: Authoring [slide 9]
Chocolate: BITS [slide 10]

Decision Two: Table Model [slide 11]

HTML/XHTML Table Model [slide 12]
OASIS/CALS Table Model [slide 13]

Decision Three: Math [slide 14]

MathML [slide 15]
MathML 2 or 3 [slide 16]

Choose Your JATS Model [slide 17]

Is That All? [slide 18]

Decisions: Tagging Richness and Style [slide 19]

All Text in XML file? [slide 20]
Labels in Textual Documents [slide 21]

List Item Labels [slide 22]
Possible XML for That List [slide 23]
Another Possible XML for That List [slide 24]
Generated Text [slide 25]
Generated Labels in XML [slide 26]

Tagging Bibliographic Citation [slide 27]

An Example Citation [slide 28]
Sample Element Citation [slide 29]
Sample Mixed Citation [slide 30]
Sample Mixed Citation with String-Name [slide 31]
Does it Matter? [slide 32]
Citation Formatting for People [slide 33]
Another Wrinkle on Tagging Citations [slide 34]

Same Citation, Different Styles [slide 35]
Playing with that Citation [slide 36]
Playing with that Citation [slide 37]

Citations will get Punctuation and Spacing [slide 38]

Decisions: Enhancing the XML [slide 39]

Obligation/Opportunity to Enhance [slide 40]
Accessibility Information [slide 41]
Multiple Versions of Graphics [slide 42]
Other Enhancements [slide 43]

Decisions: Adopting Coding Guidelines [slide 44]

Following Guidelines [slide 45]

Decisions: DTD, XSD, RNG [slide 46]

You Could Abdicate [slide 47]

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