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Practical Writing: Online Communication

$125.00

This workshop will teach students about various aspects of practical writing online, including writing emails, attaching and converting documents, as well as internet safety in different settings. Starts the first Monday of every month. For grades 9-12.

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Helping students understand our communication online is important to their life skills as well as their writing ability. Topics covered include: types of online communication and the privacy standards of each type, composing emails, technical skills such as attachments and converting documents, and  social media safety. Students will learn how to select what they write online and how style differs depending on the audience.  Students will NOT be encouraged to create any social media accounts–discussing these choices with parents is stressed.  All practice for online communication occurs in our monitored, protected classroom, and parents can view all the information as well. Starts the first Monday of every month.

Space is limited. For grades 6-12

Refund available until start of class. View refund policy for details.

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