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The usability of software for authoring and editing structured documents


Why structured-editing software isn't as widely-used as it could be, and what might be done to help


This is the wiki for my PhD research into some of the problems writers encounter when trying to use structured-document editing software (principally XML and LaTeX).

This is a work-in-progress. If you'd like to contribute, please email me. This research is being conducted in the Human Factors Research Group of the School of Applied Psychology at University College Cork under the supervision of Dr Jurek Kirakowski.

Where to start

  • What's a 'structured document' anyway, and why should I care? (aka 'what's wrong with Word')
  • A 1–page summary of the project
  • A longer summary of the research and initial findings, part of a 2011 departmental review
  • Some slides used at a departmental presentation explaining the progress of the research (actually you probably need to have me with you to speak along with the pictorial slides, but the textual ones are self-explanatory)
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