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Believer Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Writing title to a seminar/article
Hi,
How do we write the title to an article, seminar or conference? I think the colon mark is used to separate two portions of a title if that is the form a person chooses to use. Then, how do we go about writing the former portion versus the later portion? Are we going from a general statement part to one that shows the detail (or expand from the general part)?
eg,
Keeping abreast of the progress: Students learning the latest technology
How do we write the title to an article, seminar or conference? I think the colon mark is used to separate two portions of a title if that is the form a person chooses to use. Then, how do we go about writing the former portion versus the later portion? Are we going from a general statement part to one that shows the detail (or expand from the general part)?
eg,
Keeping abreast of the progress: Students learning the latest technology
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The first part states the general : "Students learning the latest technology:" and the second the detail: "Keeping abreast of technological progress". OR "Keeping abreast of technological progress: the importance of the latest technology for students".
- The first part states the general : "Students learning the latest technology:" and the second the detail: "Keeping abreast of technological progress".
- OR "Keeping abreast of technological progress: the importance of the latest technology for students".
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The first part states the general : "Students learning the latest technology:" and the second the detail: "Keeping abreast of technological progress".
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"Keeping abreast of technological progress: the importance of the latest technology for students".
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"Keeping abreast of technological progress: the importance of the latest technology for students".
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