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	Writing Good Stuff: A Practical Guide for Technical Content
	 
	Maurita Plouff, Expert Innovations
	
	
	Who should attend: People who write proposals, reports, memos, meeting minutes, feasibility studies, technical requirements, letters, and email.
	
 
	What you will learn: How to write busi ness documents in less time with greater ease.
	
	 
	We all need to write in our work, but many find it a burdensome task. Learn simple techniques to write clear, concise, compelling material in less time. The course includes examples and tools for better writing.
	 
	Topics include:
	 
-	Recognizing good writing 
-	Setting goals 
-	Audience analysis: Who reads it makes a difference! 
-	How to manage your writing time 
-	Start-up strategies: Avoiding writer's block 
-	Organizing the information 
-	First drafts, second drafts, nth drafts: Theory and practice 
-	Editing: A 5-step checklist 
-	Tips for common formats 
-	Meeting minutes 
-	Getting action 
-	Email as an art form 
-	Documentation and instructions
	 
	
	
	
	 
Maurita Plouff 
is a technologist, manager, and teacher, and has been translating between technical and non-technical audiences since her first post in 1972 as a physics laboratory research assistant. She started her consulting business, Expert Innovations, to solve business problems through creative application of technology and common-sense management. An accomplished speaker, she is known for her ability to avoid inducing the "glassy-eyed stare".
		 
	
	
	
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