Difference between revisions of "Writeshops"
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*Define the target audience (who will read the final publication?) | *Define the target audience (who will read the final publication?) |
Revision as of 16:11, 9 September 2009
WRITESHOPS |
Workshops that require active participation of experts to consolidate information and produce a pamphlet to be distributed. These become useful when there is an urgency to produce informative materials quickly with the help of several subject matter experts. The goal is to create a draft, revise and finalize the material rapidly using the knowledge of all writeshop participants with the help of an organizational committee. The final product is a publication that is practical and relevant and that can provide technological options to the reader. Writeshops were first held by the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction in the Philippines. Up until now, more than 50 writeshops were organized to deliver publications on topics such as environment, health and agriculture.[1]
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ORGANIZING A WRITESHOP |
Preparation (by the organizational committee)
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References
- ↑ www.mamud.com (2 June 2009), www.washcost.info (3 August 2009), http://maidon.pcarrd.dost.gov.ph (3 August 2009), http://caraga.dost.gov.ph (3 August 2009), www.leisa.info (3 August 2009)
- ↑ www.mamud.com (3 August 2009)