Skrivstuga.se - Writing for the web (workshop)

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Skrivstuga heavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC) Workshop Writing for the web Per Olof Arnäs @Dr_PO about.me/perolofarnas
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    21-Oct-2014
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This lecture is a part of a workshop where researchers learn the basics of blogging. Skrivstuga.se is a sandbox site where the course participants write and interact in a closed environment (that also contains all the course material). Do you work at a university? Do you want to tell the world what you are passionate about? Of course you do. Read more on http://skrivstuga.se on how you and your colleagues also can learn this. Testimonials from participants: "Lots of good information and fun to try. I had not thought of using social media like that in my research." "Informing and inspiring. Very good with the hands-on exercise." "The topic was very well presented and explained and I learned a lot about blogging, which I knew very little about prior to the lecture. The assignment was also very well organized, with an excellent website" "Very interesting, useful and inspirational. I really liked the seminar and workshop" "Even better and even more inspiring. And important, this should probably be more emphasized generally at the department. It is important for it to be seen, especially since our research is generally quite applied and graspable for the public." "I thought this was really fun. It was interactive and it’s cool to see the blog posts rolling in and to read what others are writing and thinking about. This one I would do again to practice blog writing anytime!" "Very interesting and fun."

Transcript of Skrivstuga.se - Writing for the web (workshop)

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Skrivstugaheavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC)

WorkshopWriting for the web

Per Olof Arnäs!@Dr_PO!

about.me/perolofarnas

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Skrivstugaheavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC)

1. ! To show you that writing popular science can be fun, easy and rewarding!

2. ! To give you an inkling on what is means to blog! 3. ! To produce a number of interesting posts that can be

reused (with your permission, of course)

Goals

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Skrivstuga

People are interested in science!!You just have to tell it the right way…

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People are interested in science!!You just have to tell it the right way…

Visual

Social

”Shareable”

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My own platform

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Skrivstuga

Skrivstuga.se

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Sandbox

Wordpress

Closed

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Wordpress

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Blog post types

http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/how-to-choose-blogging-post-format-ht

The How-To post

The Curated Post 

The Feature Story

The 'Why' Post 

The Listicle

The Thought Leadership Post

The 'What' Post

The Interview Post

The FAQ Post

The Fun PostThe SlideShare/YouTube Post

The Infographic Post 

The Newsjack

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

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Skrivstuga

Choose topic

What you like

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

What you’re good at

Perceived demand?

What you can tell a story about

It does not need to be cutting edge!

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Stylistic tricks

Write in your own (speaking) voice

KISS - Keep It Simple, Stupid!

Start with the most important

Could !(Would?) !

I read !(and understand) it on my phone?

Try to keep it informal

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

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The web is visually oriented

Images can be used to force readers to engage in,

and remember, content

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By focusing on real-time data collection,

processing and exploitation, the

transport industry will finally be able to

adress the famous “long tail” of mass

customization.

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Skrivstuga

By focusing on real-time data collection,

processing and exploitation, the

transport industry will finally be able to

adress the famous “long tail” of mass

customization.

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Skrivstuga

By focusing on real-time data collection,

processing and exploitation, the

transport industry will finally be able to

adress the famous “long tail” of mass

customization.

finally

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Skrivstuga Impossible? by Hartwig HKD on Flickr (CC-BY)

Emotions!Exploit them.

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SkrivstugaAin't No Such Thing As Halfway Crooks by Jess Loughborough on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

Finding (legal) images

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SkrivstugaAin't No Such Thing As Halfway Crooks by Jess Loughborough on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

Finding (legal) images

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Compfight.com

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Compfight.com

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!<img class="alignnone" alt="" src="http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3651/3572350703_0cb86fc755_d.jpg" width="500" height="375" />!Photo Credit: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/83346641@N00/3572350703/">JD Hancock</a> via <a href="http://compfight.com">Compfight</a> <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/">cc</a>!

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Tags and categories

Tags are used more freely

Makes content searchable

Categories are stricter/fewer

Use tags as you would use keywords

for a paper

Use categories to sort your posts into

groups

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

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Time to start writing!

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

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Market your post online#ShortPersonal

Personal Professional

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This is where readers engage with your content!

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Don’t forget images!

Personal #Short

Personal Professional

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Don’t forget #-tags!

Personal #Short

Personal Professional

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Some publication platforms !(a separate course…)

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Continue writing !…and commenting

Me & My Mac by Martin Gommel on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)

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Skrivstugaheavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC)

WorkshopWriting for the web

Per Olof Arnäs!@Dr_PO!

about.me/perolofarnas