This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:
| I felt actively involved in the workout | 99% |
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| The content was interesting | 96% |
| I will use what I have learnt | 99% |
| I'd recommend this workout to others | 93% |
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It was quick and punchy, quite relevant to the learning matter! Many thanks.
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Made me consider the impact of writing on others.
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Very useful, have been struggling recently with written communications. This has provided some very useful tips that I can use to improve my writing skills.
With the advent of email, texts and blackberries people communicate more frequently in writing than they do on the phone.
‘Don’t write the parts people don’t read’ wrote Elmore Leonard, and like most advice worth following it’s easier said than done. How do you know what to write and what to delete?
Writing clearly is like singing beautifully: it can seduce and enchant. It can also ensure that the right things happen, first time.
Most of this writing gets skimmed or ignored usually because it is long-winded, poorly structured and boring.
Considered the different audiences you write for and what impact you want to have on them.
Seen how to structure clear written English.
Understood shadow meanings.
Practised the art of editing.
Played with syntax, semantics and semi-colons.
A structured prose for different purposes.
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