Writing for the web
University of Glasgow Corporate CommunicationsThis series of audio podcasts form a web writing workshop developed for internal training purposes, covering: understanding how web users read online; streamlining pages for ease of use; and creating engaging copy.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessEducation | ||||
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Before publishing your web page. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
How to present links in your copy. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
Tone of voice and methods to help you engage your audience. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
How to structure your page and copy effectively. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
The importance of defining your page and how to do this. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
How web users read online and why web is different to print. Presented by Katy McAulay of the University's Corporate Communications office.
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Apple Podcasts5Ranger11¡ :)
United States5 years ago - Informative and helpful
I liked the brevity of this course. I provided me some context for me to rewrite my non-profit’s web page.
Apple Podcasts4Timmy D IndependenceUnited States9 years ago - Immediately useful
I watched this series and immediately knew what I was doing wrong. Read it a second time then completely reworked one web site. Tomorrow I rework the second - not revise, rework. Crystal clear. The presenter knows her subject and communicates excellently. An eye and mind opener
Apple Podcasts5EanraigUnited States12 years ago - Greta Tips
Vera Nice Tips to write better for an online audience.
Apple Podcasts5doutorchefeUnited States12 years ago - Great refresher course
Well presented & concise course that reminded me of some basics I had been sidestepping. This will help me better define my process more clearly to my clients so they understand the importance of well written web copy. Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5Thegreater
New Zealand12 years ago - Not encouraging
The first lesson is "Why web is different to print"!
Apple Podcasts3br01938United States12 years ago - Not polished
I think the idea is right, but the implementation is poor. The first lecture is presented as if being given to a live audience, complete with silences as the lecturer waits for audience 'responses'. Since the app has no way of knowing the right time to pause and no way to gauge the response, this just struck me as 'daft'. The lecturer then proceeds to get responses from the real audience she had at the time of giving this talk. These taped segments have not been well audio-engineered - the volum... more
Apple Podcasts2ReviewerUnknown
Australia12 years ago - Writing for the Web
Found this class to be very useful for what I am doing on the web.
Apple Podcasts4IcanwinnowUnited States12 years ago
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