(Thank you to Amy and Aubrey at Hugo House for the snappy text!)
Use Scrivener but feel like you could be getting more out of the software?
In this class, we’ll take a progressive approach and cover useful and necessary tools for every phase of the writing process: ideation and generative writing, revision, incorporating feedback, compilation, and finally, submission.
We’ll start by refreshing ourselves in the basics: index cards, labels, and formatting settings. Then, we’ll move into lesser-known tools like bookmarks, keywords, and character templates. Along the way, we’ll practice using these tools together to build familiarity with the software.
You’ll leave with a stronger understanding of how Scrivener can support your writing process from start to finish so you have more bandwidth for what matters most: your writing.
This class is the second in a Scrivener Fundamentals series. Participation in Scrivener Fundamentals I is not necessary, though this course is best suited for students with some familiarity with Scrivener.
Register here.
Required Materials: Scrivener uploaded onto Mac or PC
This class focuses on:
Publishing & Professional Development: Focuses on submitting work, understanding the publishing industry, or building a writing career.
What to expect:
Goal-Setting & Accountability: Includes tools or practices to help students stay motivated.
Project-Based: Students will work toward completing a specific project (e.g., a story, poem, or essay).
Lecture: Instructor-led teaching
In-Class Writing Time: Class will include dedicated time to write.
Optional reading and/or writing outside of class.
Students say…
“Janine was very knowledgeable, calm and encouraging. I appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and the way she encouraged us to ask questions. It was very helpful to see her use Scrivener on her screen.”
Registration Dates:
May 19: Member registration opens at 10:30 am PT
May 26: General registration opens at 10:30 am PT
May 31: Last day of Early Bird discount
June 2: Last day of Early Bird discount