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Course Description
Short Course | 6 hours | 0.6 CEUs | $495
In this course, you’ll get the business writing skills you need, overcome writer’s block, learn to recognize, and avoid common mistakes and receive a toolkit of proven techniques for delivering information powerfully, persuasively, and professionally. Participants will learn proven approaches for conveying technical information in e-mails, reports, manuals, instructions, documentation, and proposals. You’ll also gain insights to help you better recognize your audience’s needs and organize your information to make the best possible impression.
Course Outline
- Knowing Your Audience
- Convey Technical Information Clearly to Nontechnical Readers
- Understand How to Write for Another Person’s Review and Critical Commentary
- Selecting the appropriate format for your audience
- Technical Writing Formatting and Structure
- Understand the Pitfalls, Style, and Characteristics of Technical Writing
- Learn How to Organize and Evaluate Technical Data
- Simplifying complex information/editing and revision techniques.
- Present Complex Technical Information Simply
- Learn How to Use Illustrations
- Incorporating graphs, charts, and tables
- Structure the Physical Format to Enhance Presentations of Ideas
- Clear and Concise Writing
- Sentence structure and powerful word usage
- Avoid Wordiness and Confusing Sentence Constructions
- Use Linking Words and Phrases in Sentences and Paragraphs
- Techniques for Ensuring Clarity and Precision
- Review Guidelines for Editing and Polishing Technical Writing
- Writing for Modern Communication Channels
- Essentials of electronic writing
- Writing for email, inter-office Instant Messaging, and other informal communication.
- Choosing the right channel for the right audience
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.Duration
6 Hours | 2 half days
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*Academic Unit eligibility to be determined by college/university in which you are enrolled in a degree seeking program.