Certificate in Collaborative Business Writing - Online CPD Accredited Training Course
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Certificate in Collaborative Business Writing - Online CPD Accredited Training Course
Writing and communication skills have degraded with more and more people communicating through email and instant messaging. Developing writing skills is still important in the business world as is creating proper documents (such as proposals, reports, and agendas) giving you that extra edge in the workplace.
Study method - Online, self-paced (4-6 study hours)
Course format - Online (24/7 access), modular
Course Duration - Part-time (1 year access)
Qualification - Certificate of completion
Course Delivery – via desktop PC/MAC, laptops, tablets or smart phones
Course accreditation
The content of this online training course has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines.
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Description
Course aims
The collaborative business writing online training course will give participants the knowledge and skills to collaborate with others and create that important document. Participants will touch on the types of collaboration, and ways to improve them through certain tools and processes. These basic skills will provide your participants with that extra benefit in the business world that a lot of people are losing.
Course objectives
The objectives of this collaborative business writing online course are to:
- Define collaborative business writing
- Know different types of collaborative writing
- Know how to collaborate with team members
- Learn methods of handling conflict in writing
- Build collaborative writing teams
What’s covered in this course?
This collaborative business writing e-learning course covers the following:
Module One: Getting Started
- Housekeeping Items
- Pre-Assignment Review
- Workshop Objectives
- The Parking Lot
- Action Plan
Module Two: What is Collaborative Business Writing?
- Clarifying the Objective
- Practical Writing Approaches
- Collaborative Writing Strategies
- Collaborative Writing Patterns
- Case Study
- Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Types of Collaborative Business Writing
- Parallel Construction – ‘cut and paste’
- Parallel Construction – ‘puzzle’
- Sequential Summative Construction
- Integrating Construction
- Case Study
- Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Collaborative Team Members
- Team Leader Selection
- Chief Editor Designation
- Characteristics of Team Members
- Ways to Build Collaborative Writing Team
- Case Study
- Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Collaborative Tools and Processes
- Outlines and Storyboards
- Collaborative Planning
- Collaborative Revision
- Collaborative Team Cohesion
- Case Study
- Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Setting Style Guidelines
- Voice and Person
- Format
- Consistent Spelling of Commonly Used Words
- Numbers as Words or Figures
- Case Study
- Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Barriers to Successful Collaborative Writing
- Hoarding
- Innovation
- Search
- Knowledge Transfer
- Case Study
- Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Overcoming Collaborative Writing Barriers
- Practicing T-shaped Management
- Building Network of Alliances
- Implementing Enablers
- Assessing the Culture and Areas for Improvement
- Case Study
- Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Styles of Dealing with Conflict
- Ensure that Good Relationships are the First Priority
- Keep People and Problems Separate
- Pay Attention to the Interests that are Being Presented
- Listen First, Talk Second
- Case Study
- Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Tips for Successful Business Writing Collaboration
- Determine Purpose
- Formulate Outline and Organizational Format
- Selection of Team Leader
- Assign Writing Tasks and Associated Duties
- Case Study
- Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Examples of Collaborative Business Writing
- Writing Emails
- Writing Reports
- Writing Training Manuals
- Writing Company Handbooks
- Case Study
- Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
- Words From The Wise
- Review Of The Parking Lot
- Lessons Learned
- Recommended Reading
- Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
What is collaborative business writing?
"This Collaborative Business Writing training course gives participants the knowledge and skills to collaborate with others and create important documents. Participants will touch on the types of collaboration, and ways to improve them through certain tools and processes"
Why choose our online training courses?
All our e-learning courses can be accessed on any electronic/computerised device. You can study at work or at home, in your own time and at your own pace!
- Easy to follow and understand
- Only 4 to 6 hours recommended study time
- 1 year access to course & learning materials
- Access your course anytime, anywhere & on any device
- Complete course on desktop computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone
- Additional references and downloadable materials available
Certificate in Collaborative Business Writing - Online CPD Accredited Training Course
Who is this course for?
Our leadership, management and soft skills e-learning courses are suitable for those looking to improve their skills and advance their career.
Requirements
Access to desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone device.
Career path
Our management, leadership and online courses range from introductory modules at Level 1 to advanced and expert modules up to Level 6
All our e-learning modules count towards CPD hours for professionals in various sectors to meet mandatory and statutory requirements
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