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Tools / Training Courses

Crash Course in WordPress

Crash Course in WordPress Monday, September 3 9:30 AM - 5 PM Learn the basic elements of using WordPress to build websites and blogs, the WordPress dashboard, overview of plug-ins and more. Overview of WordPress - industry, uses, evolution, competition, pros and cons Step-by-Step Hosting - Fantastico vs. manual installation Dashboard Overview Navigation and Creating Menus Pages and Posts Widgets Best Plugins That Every WordPress Site Must Have Essential WordPress Modifications Graphics and WordPress World of Themes -…

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July 26, 2012
Training Courses

On-Site Training Success Story

In addition to all the courses we teach face-to-face in our training center in Jerusalem, online (and, coming soon, on demand), sometimes the best option for an employer is on-site training. WritePoint organizes customized training sessions for working professionals in all areas of our staff expertise. We recently concluded a three-day RoboHelp training at GE Healthcare in Herziliya Pituach.  The initial inquiry came from a working technical writer. We discussed our regular RoboHelp training but he preferred on-site training,…

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July 24, 2012
Technical Writing / Writing

How to cope when the project becomes more complex

This is Part 7 of our The Life of a Project Series. It's great when a project goes as expected; when all the required material is given to the technical writer, all the SMEs are there to give their input and review the document in progress, and it all comes together on time. I've had many projects like that over the years. By far, the most amazing project I ever had - in all my years as a technical…

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July 23, 2012
Technical Writing / Writing

The Life of a Project

The WritePoint team has just successfully completed an amazing and high-pressured project for one of our clients. It was an interesting project with many lessons to be learned. I want to focus on these in the coming posts. Now, while some of our writers are still sleeping it off, I find myself reflecting on the stages. Overall, it was successful. The deadline was met; the client is thrilled. The delivered product is in-depth, thorough, impressive, and we are…

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July 15, 2012