Writers
Use an Intranet to help organize your different writing projects and collaboration with others.
Use Case Examples
Different ways to use an Intranet for your writing activities.
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Reference: Store past work in documents, websites of different publications or blogs you’re actively following.
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Backup: Regularly upload drafts or finished work done into documents.
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Working with a Class: Create a different folder for each student, inform of changes with an email notification.
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Marketing: To help promote your work, store websites in a centralized place, such as for publishers, writing journals or even DIY book resources for audiences of a more unique niche.
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Large Projects: Create a new network for large projects, such as a whole book or other more intensive collaborative effort.
Types of Users
Add Basic users to view, add or edit content from folders you’ve shared with them. If users are more involved, they can be changed to Advanced users to create and share their own folders or content.
Application Examples
Within each folder are different application to use as needed.
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Documents: Share new work done, store past work for reference.
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Events: Schedule events including email alerts to be properly prepared.
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Notes: Use to jot down new ideas, rich text editing options available.
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Actions: Organize larger projects, add a priority, status and due date.
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Contacts: Share locations, emails and phone numbers.
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News: Follow other blogs, add a news search for a specific niche.
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Websites: Organize website for possible publications.
Frequently Asked Questions
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