To be able to apply our written strategic communication skills, first we need to understand the power of the written word to MOVE people. From Elvis and Mark Twain to the principles of persuasion, we explore what makes writing ‘great’ and how it is used as a tool of strategic communication.

Copyright 2013 Karen Morath / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

To be able to apply our written strategic communication skills, first we need to understand the power of the written word to MOVE people. From Elvis and Mark Twain to the principles of persuasion, we explore what makes writing ‘great’ and how it is used as a tool of strategic communication. Copyright 2013 Karen Morath / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

Great Writing. What is it? What Does it Achieve? (handout)

Writing for Strategic Communication is a practical subject that provides an overview of the various forms of professional writing in strategic communication. These include writing for websites and blogs, tweeting, newsletter copy, letters and memos, media releases, feature articles and more. Students develop their own blogs, learn interviewing and note-taking techniques and conduct a face to face interview with a professional communicator. Students are encouraged to explore the concept of ‘great writing’ as a construct for developing their own writing skills.

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Great Writing. What is it? What Does it Achieve? (handout)

Great Writing. What is it? What Does it Achieve? (handout)