REGISTER below for my Web Writing Classes

You can register and pay for all my web writing and editing classes here, either by check or credit card.

 

NEXT CLASS:
Oct.20-21, 2010
9:30 AM-4:30 PM
National Press Club, Washington DC
Directions

STEP 1: Select the class you're paying for from the drop-down menu.

STEP 2: Select your member affiliation (if any), and the number of students attending class that you're paying for, then select "Click to Pay."

STEP 3: PAYMENT CHOICE

• PAY BY CREDIT CARD
Once you complete your credit card payment, the form will email you an invoice. You're done!

• PAY BY CHECK
1. Choose "Invoice" in the drop-down payment method window on the next page.

2. Print and mail it in, with your check, to: Merry Bruns, ScienceSites Communications, 8516 Grubb Rd., Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Save yourself a copy for your records. You're done!

Please note: Payment must be completed before attending the first day of class (call me if you have Accounting Department questions). Your payment is good for any future class, if you can't make the one you signed up for. No refunds.

Select date	Oct.20-21, 2010
	DCWW, NPC members: $625
	Non-members: $650
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ScienceSites Communications
Washington, DC

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• Exercises are customized around your own material.
• Class questions and discussion are related to your site.
• All trainees learn, share and discuss the same techniques.

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MERRY"S BOOK TIPS
In my classes we learn how to shrink wordy text for online readers.

* The Dictionary of Concise Writing:
10,000 Alternatives to Wordy Phrases"

by Robert Hartwell Fiske, Richard Lederer


Class Comments>>>

"You have removed fear."
-Non-profit student


"Just a note to thank you for the class. As you noted, we are all pioneers. In some ways, we cannot help it, given the emerging technology. You, however, are not only a trail blazer but also one who marks trails and then writes a book and publishes a map — all to make it easier for those who come.... well, right behind you, we hope."
-Student comment