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TechCommGeekMom’s Guide on How to Write a Blog Post
One of my former professors recently asked me for a small favor. Her first-year students are writing up blog posts after attending a plain language presentation, and she asked if I could provide some tips for how to write a … Continue reading
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I’m not a writer. Wait…you say…I AM?
I still remember sitting at my little desk at school one Friday afternoon when I was in first grade. It was the early seventies, and Friday afternoons were usually the time where all of the kids would have a little … Continue reading
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