Blog Basics Workshop
By raincoaster on April 12, 2008 - 12:23am
Blog Basics Workshop
OUR NEXT CLASS RUNS Saturday, May 17th
What: a hands-on learn to blog workshop
When: 10-2 Saturday, May 17th
Where: Tradeworks Training Society, Downtown Vancouver
Why: Get a blog up and running in one day with personal instruction in small classes. This workshop covers blog basics like:
* what a blog can and can’t do for you
* how to post podcasts, video, audio, images, and text in your blog
* basic copyright law and accepted practices
* solving basic technical problems, where to find help
* privacy and the internet
Who: raincoaster media ltd, in partnership with Tradeworks Training Society.
Contact bloggingclasses AT gmail DOT com or 778-235-0592.
How(much)? $125 tuition, or $100 in combination with any other half-day class. Please pre-register to ensure your reservation.
With class size limited to 8, this will be a program of personalized, hands-on learning. During the class you will create your own blog, tweak the design, publish your first few posts, add a YouTube video, and even some music. You will leave with a functional, personalized blog and the skills you need to run it.
Upcoming Courses: Corporate and Nonprofit Blogging, Pimp My Blog (blog promotion), Blogging for Business, and Photoblogging (online and in Montreal, courtesy Neath of Walking Turcot Yards). Please email bloggingclasses AT gmail DOT com to be put on the notification list.
Bio: Lorraine Murphy has been blogging for many years, and her flagship blog, http://raincoaster.com, is ranked in the top 30,000 blogs in the world. She maintains The Shebeen Club Blog (http://shebeenclub.com) for the literary group of the same name, http://runningthroughrain.wordpress.com for students of her course Blogging to Personal Growth, and http://BloggersBlurt.wordpress.com, a resource for beginning Wordpress bloggers. She mommyblogs at http://TeenyManolo.com and celebrityblogs at http://Ayyyy.com. Ms Murphy is the author of Terminal City: Vancouver’s Missing Women and a former Small Business Columnist at Business in Vancouver newspaper and Occupational Pursuit magazine. As one of the cornerstone volunteers in the Wordpress.com technical help forums, she has long experience helping beginning bloggers develop fluency and achievement online.
Contact for more details: bloggingclasses AT gmail DOT com
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