[csforum] Information Session: Documents that Really Work

[Lianne Hansen]

Dear CSI member   TACTICS is holding a free lunchtime information session on Information Mapping�.  If you have to write persuasive and effective business communications or develop consistent and high quality reference materials for paper or online, this introductory session will benefit you.   Date:        Tuesday 9 March 2004   Time:       12.00 - 12.20 pm - light lunch                  12.20 - 2.00 pm - presentation   Venue:     Millennium Hotel                  Cathedral South room, 14 Cathedral Square                  Christchurch   Registration Please forward your details to Lianne Hansen by e-mail:  [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call:  0800 50 50 56.   Early registration is advised as places available are limited.   What is Information Mapping�? Information Mapping� is a structured writing methodology designed to solve the problem of "information overload".  It makes information easy to use and manage in an environment of constant change and is a proven, systematic approach to:  analysing people's information needs organising the information based on how it will be used, and presenting the information based on the delivery media. It is flexible and easy to apply to all types of documents for paper, the web or online.  Writers find they take less time to create documents; readers find information faster and  understand and remember more.  Information Mapping� is used by over 3,000,000 people around the world to develop and present information that has clarity, focus and usability.  Information Mapping� workshops in Christchurch are held in association with our training partner, the University of Canterbury - Centre for Continuing Education. To find out more about TACTICS, visit our website www.tactics.co.nz.