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Composing: Linear and Non-Linear Thinking

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact David MacKay .

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The session will be participatory, with 60 minutes of participation followed by 30 minutes of discussion. Everyone should come along with something in mind that they are intending to write about, or perhaps are just ready to start. Best if they’re fairly clear on what it’s going to be (and be about), but haven’t yet committed ideas into script other than in preliminary notes.

Please bring: OHP transparencies and pens; 1 pack of standard cream postits (3” x 3”) for every two people; one sheet of A1 sized paper per person (that is, flipchart size); some A4 lined paper.

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