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Am 16.02.2009 um 08.30 Uhr EST öffnet ein Blogging-Kurs für Juristen seine Pforten. Begrenzt auf 250 Plätze bietet Blawging Lawyers das folgende Programm:
- Written course texts in both Web page and downloadable ?print-and-carry? PDF formats.
- Audio ?teleclasses? which overlap the other materials, but which are not duplicates of them and have their own unique content.
- WordPress Walk-through videos that show you step-by-step how to use your blogging software.
- Audio Interviews with Professionals you can listen to or download as downloadable PDF-format transcripts.
- Recordings of all previous live teleseminars available for you to listen to whenever you like.
- A Recommended Resources Area where you?ll find links to the best resources we know of to accelerate your learning curve with blog marketing and make setting up your blog easier.
- Community forums where you can interact with other Blawging Lawyers members and ask questions of Michael, Grant, and each other.
- Live teleseminars three times over the 6 months, in which you can ask questions of Grant, Michael, and the experts brought in to lend their expertise to a subject.
Zum Einlesen gibt es einen 18-seitigen PDF-Bericht gratis (gegen Name und Email-Adresse).
Quelle: Blawging Lawyers Blog vom 15.02.2009
Full post as published by Handakte WebLAWg on February 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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