For anyone who wants to learn how to use Scrivener, consider one of Gwen Hernandez’s courses this fall. She knows her stuff and is a superb teacher!
Fall is coming soon, which means it’s time for another Scrivener course (or two). Based on student feedback, I’ve decided to make some changes.
1. I am splitting my original four-week, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink course into two different classes. That means less time commitment per course, and less money to spend if you’re not ready to move into–or only need–intermediate and advanced concepts.
(If you’re waiting for a Compile class, don’t worry. The next one starts December 8th.)
2. We’re getting a new classroom environment, one that I hope will provide some of the benefits of the previous platform, but without the technical problems.
The new classroom is set up like a web forum. Not as pretty, but it allows for organizing Q&A by topic, and makes the content searchable. A big plus for those who can’t remember where they saw a post.
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I’ve taken one of her courses. It was wonderful. I use Scrivener so much better now than I used to.
Carrie: Gwen ‘s classes have really helped me as well. I like how I can use my current writing project in doing the lessons. 🙂
I thought about taking one, but I can’t do it in September. I have Scrivener, but it turned out to be a big time suck for me. Do you really think it’s worth it?
Luanne: if you want to really learn Scrivener, Gwen’s courses are terrific–as is her book SCRIVENER FOR DUMMIES. It sure beats writing novels with Word!
I’m signed up for this course in early September. I’ve been a Scrivener fan for a couple years now, but I have a feeling I’m not using the software to its full potential. Looking forward to learning more.
Hi, Gwen. Glad you stopped by. Scrivener is wonderful, I agree. I’m taking a class in October and looking forward to learning lots more. Have a good Labor Day!