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Web Space: considerations before,
during & after designing a website.

Blogs & Social Networks: Timing,
outreach, markets & corporate face.

Email Public Relations: databases,
emails,announcements & more.

Servers On The Web: server farms,
web technology, gurus & costs.

Cyber Safety: malware, fraudmail,
phishing, security, & snares.

Selling On The Web: credit card
services, affiliate programs & more.

Web Newsletters: announcing this
week's specials ontime & online.

Marketing Culture: for local, regional
and global market share.

Print Syndication: mastering 1 page
writng for media and the web.

Advertising: outdoor, print, internet,
radio and TV options.

Internet Radio: the podcast rage is
available for digital assist phones.

Web TV: Create 10 minute videos
that teach "how to" everything.

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Eworkstyle Institute Open Courses are designed to help you learn how your expertise fits into a range of communications mediums, methods & best practices. Open Courses will help prepare you to address economy, work & lifestyle needs for the 21st century. You can learn WORLD CLASS skills such as: professional writing & presenting; creating 1 page websites; host online meetings and conferences; build sustainable community development projects and participate in global events. Explore Eworkstyle Institute's Open Course, self-paced, training environment today!

Open Courses bring insight, best practices, challenges and solutions to help avid learners understand and analyze complex local to global challenges. Today's global information economy has profoundly transformed the way we live and work. Across the USA and in major cities around the world, there are fundamental changes taking place because of urban sprawl and smartgrowth. As we mentioned in our conferences section; according to Buckminster Fuller - in 1900, global human knowledge was doubling every 50 years and by 1945, human knowledge was doubling every 25 years. According to IBM, by 1995, the world’s collective global information began to double every five years and by 2020, world’s collective global information had been doubling about every 12 hours! Are you ready to go global? Where do your current skills fit in this fast growing frontier? How can you adapt what you know?

The Open Course series below will help you to understand the broarder picture in this constantly changing interconnected world.

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13		Bio is an intensive allowing you to complete a one‐page document completed by the end of the class. In order to expedite thinking along the lines of personal storytelling.		23		Media, Message, Music, Models & Methods planting seeds. When news spreads crisis and movies and TV shows spread violence, people need to balance those negatives with helpful and inspiring stories, important to human development.
14		Interview builds on the Bio class momentum whereby students pair up in twos, exchange Bios and interview each other based on a series of questions provided.		24		Increased reliance on fossil fuels for factories as well as more dependence on cars, trucks, ships and airplanes - brings dangerously-high air and water pollution and soil degradation. What are the pros verses consequences for residents and the environment around the globe?
15		Essay incorporates critical thinking, idea production, content development and story incorporation. We will talk about the difference between facts and beliefs, traditional knowledge and fiction.		25		Technological & wireless affordability allows most people to connect for global communications meetings via the web in minutes. However, as companies and individuals begin to adapt to living in a global world or “village,” we are also beginning to define ourselves and our work differently. What is working?
16		Writing for Self-Defense - allows participants to create a body of personal armor, that strenghtens to keep others hurtful or negative definitions at bay. Writing for Self-Defense is both a practice and recongnition that gives the power to approve or deny others redefinition of one’s self-image on a deliberate basis of critical personal choice.		26		EWORKSTYLE Communications Train in a combination of writing and communications for public relations.
17		Eworkstyle Showcases - our new web-based classrooms are on specialized servers to provide ON-LINE writing for empowerment, content and presentation in print, radio & TV media on the world stage. We’re also completing showcase venues that help students who pass our criterion to publish and podcast as well as broadcast their findings - and share a wide variety of human interest and social enterprise stories.		27		WEB DESIGN OPEN HOUSE Learn the basic of web design from one page websites through internet TV.
18		Writing for Empowerment helps to amplify ‘Traditional Knowledge,’ with lessons, interlaced with technology and social enterprise modeling. We’re sustainably investing in building human capacity to invigorate communities, resources and people with training methods to normalize students in the art of leadership.		28		MANAGE ONLINE MEETINGS Learn to host online meetings from 2 to 100 people to connect and develop strategies.
19		Knowledge Work, imagine going into a library and seeing all of the books, papers and resources strewn all over the floor. How would you find anything? That is an over-simplification of what we have on the World Wide Web. Opportunities for careers in this century lie within helping citizens, organizations & governments, get precise and current information at any moment, in every area of expertise.		29		SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Build local - regional development projects .
20		Storytelling forms autobiographies which are generated by a combination of brainstorming sessions that include drawing from personal, family and professional experiences and memories. We also feed cultural and social knowledge in a jury style of discussion mixed with contemporary predisposition, media storylines and historic backdrops against the context of the individual’s emerging story. Eworkstyle writing curriculum includes: telling a story, composing a sentence, defining a paragraph, sequencing paragraphs and editing under a deadline. Stories written embraced the concept of writing for empowerment, which also helps participants define their identity and their own terms for life and living well.		30		GLOBAL LEADERSHIP PROJECT: Work on live, interactive projects with tasks & discussions around the world.
21		Globalization via cultural exchange and trade is not new, but has accelerated acutely since 1995. Globalization is the label given to the world becoming progressively more interconnected as a result of increased travel speed via air and water transit from months to days and hours.		31
22		Urban Sprawl is taking place In major regions around the world, creating unrestricted growth where corporations have built metropoles for technology use and industry growth on the edges of middle-class and urban poor community boundaries. These fundimental changes are excluding remedially skilled people where they live. Urban sprawl is progress in the form of unprecedented expansion in housing and commercial development, which require built roads and highways over large tracks of land. In far too many cases, development has taken precedent with little concern for urban planning. What are the effects on the residents? How are they participating in or being excluded from smartgrowth?		32

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