Further to my recent aspirations for Destination: denouement to become a Best Australian Blog, I am thrilled to hear there will be a FREE blogging workshop at the South Australian Writers' Centre in April.
"I CAN HAZ BLOG?!" |indoor| by arquera @ Flickr |
The Media Resource Centre, the SA Writers Centre and the MHCSA are proud to present a workshop on blogging on the 17th of April 2012 (YAY!). The event will be held in the atrium at the SA Writers Centre and feature key speakers Louise Pascale and Jane Howard from the Media Resource Centre (Interesting).
Editors and moderators from mindshare Sarah Reece and Steve Clark will also feature an introduction on getting started as a blogger on line.
Editors and moderators from mindshare Sarah Reece and Steve Clark will also feature an introduction on getting started as a blogger on line.
In this new world of technology and the internet, ordinary individuals are allowed the space to speak up - online in cyberspace. With seemingly one of the hardest parts of being a blogger – capturing people’s interest and attention in the constantly busy world of the world wide web (That’s what I said!)
Is blogging something you would be interested in doing? (Yes) Does anyone actually read what you write (Maybe… not) or are you just sending things off into the electronic cyber sphere for your own amusement? (Actually, I do it for myvirtual future imaginary fans) … As a writer should you bother to blog or not? (Yes. Obviously).
Is blogging something you would be interested in doing? (Yes) Does anyone actually read what you write (Maybe… not) or are you just sending things off into the electronic cyber sphere for your own amusement? (Actually, I do it for my
The evening will cover topics such as 'What a blog is' and 'why some people blog'. You will get tips on how to develop a following and keep people interested as well as some basics on how to get started and work your way around a possibly confounding new electronic age.
Perfect. In fact they could’ve called it “Blogging for the clueless newbie” and it wouldn’t be any more perfect for me. (Ok, maybe I’m being a bit harsh on myself. Destination: denouement is already FABULOUS. Clearly. But it would be even better with a readership).
I especially love that this is a community event, born out of a collaboration that aims to support mental health. Writing is such a powerful tool, for self-expression, for creativity and for enhancing wellbeing. I believe passionately in the healing power of telling our truths, and hearing those of other people. Writing allows us to connect with each other energetically, regardless of whether we ever actually meet. And blogging is an amazing platform for writing – its flexibility provides endless possibilities for unique expression.
So, yes! I will be there (with rings on my fingers and bells on my toes) for this very valuable (and I'll say it again, FREE) blogging workshop in Adelaide. I suggest you get along to it, too.
I'm so excited to hear about the blogging workshop you mentioned. I will try to find more workshops such as this one.
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I enjoy reading your blog; I love your creative wording!
From a fellow blogger
Nerdling
www.nerdlinginacage.blogspot.com
Thanks very much for your comments, Nerdling!
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