I’ll be writing my thoughts on web writing and web content every month.
If you have any suggestions about what themes should be covered, let me know by adding a comment to this post.
Here’s an interview with me about why I started the course and how it will help editors and writers.
Book yourself on the Web Content Strategy Training Course, starts 1 November 2011.
My Kindle has changed the way I read non-fiction. I can now take more than one book away with me when I’m away training.
Just back from running a course for Cambridge University Press.
One of my favourite sessions at WordCamp UK 2011.
My first WordCamp. And I didn’t really know what to expect. I was on my own – didn’t know anyone. But I found the WordCamp folks to be a lovely bunch of people.
Here’s my notes, mainly for myself so I can keep track of all the things I learned and people I thought were truly inspirational.
Looking forward to running a new course for the Publishing Training Centre later this year.
A topic many Cybermummy 2011 delegates wanted more details on…
My private obsession: data visualisations.
It’s not the tools themselves, but using them right that matters in social media land. Here’s some ideas from the Future of marketing micro-conference in November 2010. read more »
I was lucky to catch William Gibson speak in London in October 2010.
He talked about his new book ‘Zero History’ and about writing science fiction and writing in general. William is my favourite source of quotes when teaching. “The future is here, its just not evenly distributed” being one of my favourites when I teach social media. And of course he invented the term ‘cyberspace‘. read more »