Papers describe well-developed documentation development processes, offer instructive case examples, outline cogent or provocative positions on the past, present, or future of documentation, or discuss the results of empirical, historical, or theoretical research. Include a time estimate for the presentation. The Program Committee may combine papers to form panels. Audience participation is encouraged. Include a time estimate for the panel, and be sure to identify the moderator.
Posters are concise, visual presentations of a concept related to the conference theme.
Software demonstrations display innovative documentation systems or prototypes. Include a time estimate for explaining the poster or demonstrating the software. Tutorial leaders should be experienced teachers or trainers with significant expertise in the tutorial area. Be sure to discuss how hands-on activities will be included. Submission Deadline and Address Proposals must be submitted by March 15, 1999.