Planning and writing website content
I can successfully plan and write copy for a website.
Planning and writing website content
I can successfully plan and write copy for a website.
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Key learning points
- Planning is an important part of the writing process.
- Single paragraph outlines should include hooks, topic sentences, supporting detail and concluding statements.
- Textual detail should be in note form; this should outline your main ideas and include rhetorical devices.
- When writing copy for a website, organisational devices such as subheadings and bullet points can be included.
- Using a range of rhetorical devices can effectively engage and inform your reader.
Keywords
Navigate - to navigate is to find your way and direct a route either physically or metaphorically
Safeguarding - if you are safeguarding something, you are taking measures to ensure the safety and protection of that thing
Autonomy - having autonomy means you have the freedom and independence to make your own decisions
Vital - if something is vital, it is absolutely essential or critically important
Common misconception
Websites don't need to be engaging if they only provide information.
What is the purpose of a website? If you want people to read the information, how are you going to engage your reader?
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
37% of people surveyed said that this is true.
We need to ask when is this going to end?
Like a terrible song, the debate gets stuck in my head.
War has to end.
Peace is important. Peace is necessary.
You need to act now.