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Hello, NETTRAINers -

Hi, my name is Leslie O'Flahavan.  I have been a list lurker for about 2 weeks
now, so I guess it's time for me to jump in.  I'd like to introduce myself and
my company and invite you to a program my company is offering this fall.

E-WRITE is a writing training and consulting company.  We like to say that we
exist at the intersection of technology and communication.  We help people
improve their writing skills, especially their online writing skills.  We also
write web content and improve the writing at existing sites.

AN INVITATION: REGISTER FOR E-WRITE'S WORKSHOP:  WRITING E-MAIL WITH IMPACT
Is e-mail overwhelming you?  Would you like to learn how to write quick e-mail
messages that get action?  Register today for one of E-WRITE's upcoming
classes at Georgetown University's New Media Center (NMC).  WRITING E-MAIL
WITH IMPACT is a one-day hands-on workshop at NMC's networked computer lab.

Dates:  Monday, November 9
            Tuesday, December 8
Tuition:  $180

For a course description—including what you will learn—see the information
below.

TO REGISTER FOR THE WORKSHOP,  go to:
http://nmc.georgetown.edu/classes/ewrite1.cfm

For more information about E-WRITE and our classes, go to our web site:
http://www.ewriteonline.com

Looking forward to seeing you at the workshop!

Marilynne Rudick and Leslie O'Flahavan
E-WRITE

COURSE DESCRIPTION:  WRITING E-MAIL WITH IMPACT
Is e-mail overwhelming you?  Are you looking for a writing refresher that will
teach you to write e-mail messages that get action, attract clients, and build
respect for your ideas?  In this one-day course you'll learn new techniques
for writing in the electronic age.  These techniques will help you to improve
your e-mail efficiency and content.  Recipients of your e-mail will know why
you're writing, what you want them to do...and they'll appreciate your
civilized tone.

Who Should Attend
Anyone who wants to make a good impression when communicating electronically.
Anyone who uses e-mail purposefully: to communicate with colleagues, to market
a service or a product, or to disseminate information about an organization or
a cause.

What You Will Learn
•	Why writing e-mail well matters
•	Which rules of writing for print apply to e-mail (and which don't!)
•	Why your online tone is as important as your content
•	How to organize and format e-mail for easy reading
•	Why there's no such thing as a private e-mail message		

What You Will Do
•	Read and discuss sample e-mail messages
•	Develop a list of e-mail "best practices"
•	Write original e-mail messages				
•	Personalize an e-mail message template

What You Will Take Away
•	A course notebook containing e-mail writing guidance
•	A personalized e-mail message template
•	A list of print and online writing resources

To register for the workshop,  go to:
http://nmc.georgetown.edu/classes/ewrite1.cfm

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Leslie O'Flahavan
E-WRITE
"Creating Better Writers Online"
info@ewriteonline.com
http://www.ewriteonline.com
Tel. 301-986-9627
Fax. 301-718-8021