Webinars

After a quick overview of AI tools for writing and editing, Cheryl Stephens showed participants how to engineer the most effective AI prompts and how their understanding of rhetoric and plain language could help them create prompts.

This presentation is an introduction to document accessibility. You’ll learn how to make documents that are easy for anyone to access and understand.

Have you ever wondered why some organizations are able to successfully shift to a culture of plain language while others are not? This presentation will explore two different journeys within the same organization.

“ISO 24495-1:2023 – Plain Language, Part 1” was published in June 2023. What does that mean? How does it change what we already know?

The first guideline for plain language is “write for your readers.” But how do you find out who they are, understand enough about them to know what and how to write, analyze data you might collect from and about them, and use that data and your understanding in your work?

This talk is for anyone who communicates numbers, from simple statistics to data in the form of charts and tables.