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Speed Jotters' History
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2009
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November
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- Using Effective Tone in Business Writing by Josh M...
- Interview Tips for Noobs by Craig H.
- Presentations that Wow by Jamie Z.
- Tips on Writing Concisely by Raphael Costa
- How to Use Humor in Professional Writing By: Josh ...
- Writing Effective Meeting Minutes by Satoko. H
- Informal Reports by Craig H.
- Advices on Writing Correctly by Raphael C.
- Resume and Cover Letter Writing by Jamie Z.
- Analyzing Your Audience by Satoko H.
- Importance of Follow-up Letters by Josh M.
- Finding and Obtaining Employment by Craig H.
- Tips on Writing Clearly by Raphael C.
- Using, Designing, and Creating Visuals by Jamie Z.
- Preparing for a Job Search by Craig H.
- Writing Courteously by Satoko. H
- Effective Logos by Josh M.
- How to write an effective e-mail by raphael costa
- Jargon and Slang in Professional Writing by Jamie ...
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November
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Hey Raphael,
ReplyDeleteI think your Toondoo was really fun and creative. I liked how you listed eleven facts about how to write effective e-mails. It was clear and concise. Good job!
I really like the pictures that you used. Made it very enticing and I liked the way that it was organized. Goodjob!! I will have mine posted in about an hour or so.
ReplyDeleteRaphael,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your Toondoo. I like how you created a list of tips; it suits this kind of media. I think that some of your tips could have been written differently to make them clearer to the reader. I like how your Toondoo was a little mini story for our blog.
I look forward to reading your next post :-).
I thought your Toondoo was very clever. It is hard to do that when you are working with these topics. I also liked how you used the eleven most important out of the fifteen. Good job.
ReplyDeleteRaphael,
ReplyDeleteI liked your Toondoo. It was simple enough to understand the point, and your choice of pictures was cute and made it easier for me to look through the whole story. Good job!