Unit 1 Introduction Video |
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Unit 1 Learning Outcomes |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
- 1c Evaluate content for clarity and audience suitability (CLO 3)
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Getting to Know Your Audience |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
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Audience |
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Audience and Context |
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Writing Activity: The Audience-Writer Relationship |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1c Evaluate content for clarity and audience suitability (CLO 3)
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Audience, Tone, and Format |
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Audience Analysis |
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Translating Technical Information for Non‑Technical Audiences |
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Writing Activity: The Audience for an Email |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
- 1c Evaluate content for clarity and audience suitability (CLO 3)
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Word Choice |
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Principles of Design |
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Purpose |
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Writing Activity: Workplace Communications |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 1 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 1 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 1 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
- 1c Evaluate content for clarity and audience suitability (CLO 3)
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Unit 1 Assessment |
- 1a Determine audience characteristics for a given communication task (CLO 1)
- 1b Select appropriate tone, language, and format to reach a given audience (CLO 1)
- 1c Evaluate content for clarity and audience suitability (CLO 3)
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Unit 2 Introduction Video |
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Unit 2 Learning Outcomes |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Memorandums Overview |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
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Creating a Block-Style Business Memo |
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Memo Tutorial and Sample Memos |
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Activity 1: Memo Analysis |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Activity 2: Writing a Memo |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Activity 3: Short Answer |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Email Purposes, Conventions, and Formatting |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
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Effective Email Communication |
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Activity 1: Email Assessment |
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Activity 2: Writing Effective Emails |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Writing Activity: Effective Emails |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Think Your Email's Private? Think Again |
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Activity 3: Ethics of Electronic Communication |
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Primary, Secondary, and Hidden Audiences |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) Uses and Ethical Risks |
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Ethics, Plagiarism, and Reliable Sources |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Electronic Recordkeeping |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Basic Requirements of an Electronic Recordkeeping System at EPA |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Writing Activity: Email Retention Policy |
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Unit 2 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Unit 2 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Unit 2 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
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Unit 2 Assessment |
- 2a Select the most appropriate communication type for a given workplace situation (CLO 2, CLO 8)
- 2b Select effective formatting and structure for professional emails and memos (CLO 4)
- 2c Describe the conventions of professional emails and memos (CLO 2)
- 2d Explain ethical dilemmas in electronic communication (CLO 2)
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Unit 3 Introduction Video |
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Unit 3 Learning Outcomes |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Business Letters Overview |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Creating a Block Style Business Letter |
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Effective Letters |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Writing Professional Application Letters |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Writing Effective Letters |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Delivering a Negative News Message |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
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Job Application Letters |
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Inquiry Letters |
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Complaint and Adjustment Letters |
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Unit 3 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Unit 3 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Unit 3 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Unit 3 Assessment |
- 3a Use correct formatting and structure for formal letters (CLO 4)
- 3b Evaluate whether style matches audience and purpose in letter examples (CLO 1)
- 3c Describe the conventions of job application letters (CLO 2)
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Unit 4 Introduction Video |
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Unit 4 Learning Outcomes |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Writing Activity: Graphics in Technical Writing |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Tables, Charts, and Graphs |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
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Tables, Bar Charts, and Pie Charts |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
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Choosing the Right Chart |
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Graphics and Visuals |
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Labels, Callouts, and Captions |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Technical Writing Graphics |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
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Graphics |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Writing Activity: Graphics in Documents |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Using Graphics Effectively |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Visual Aids |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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Writing Activity: Choosing Graphics |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
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A Primer on Copyright |
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Promote Understanding and Accurate Analysis of Data |
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Logical Fallacies |
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Writing Activity: Data Ethics |
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Ethics of Image Manipulation |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5) Read this guide on ethical image editing. Then, examine one visual you have used (or plan to use), and (a) identify one acceptable edit and one unacceptable edit, (b) explain how the unacceptable change could distort the document's purpose or message, and (c) propose a compliant alternative that maintains clarity and integrity. Source: Office of Research Integrity, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, https://ori.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/2017-12/6_Image_Manipulation.pdf This work is in the Public Domain.
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Writing Activity: Shaping Information |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
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Writing Activity: Instructional Materials |
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
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Unit 4 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Unit 4 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Unit 4 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Unit 4 Assessment |
- 4a Analyze the effectiveness of different types of visuals in technical communication (CLO 5)
- 4b Explain how visuals support the purpose of a technical document (CLO 5)
- 4c Select the most appropriate visual type to support a given passage and purpose (CLO 5)
- 4d Explain ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of visuals (CLO 5)
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Unit 5 Introduction Video |
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Unit 5 Learning Outcomes |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Preliminary Planning for the Process Document |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Organization and Formatting of the Process Document |
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Instructions and Process Reports |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Examples of Process Videos |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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A Planning Checklist for Business Messages |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Writing Activity: Traits of Effective Process Documents |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Writing Activity: Communication Channels |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Common Page Design |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Writing Activity: Formatting |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Writing Activity: Process Draft |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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You-Centered Business Style |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Sentence-Level Revision |
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Gender-Sensitive Language |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Writing Activity: Gender-Sensitive Language |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
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Concrete Versus Abstract Language |
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Overcoming Barriers to Effective Written Communication |
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Unit 5 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Unit 5 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
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Unit 5 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Unit 5 Assessment |
- 5a Determine the scope and sequencing of a process based on a given audience (CLO 6)
- 5b Select effective formatting and organization for process documentation (CLO 4)
- 5c Select revisions that improve clarity for the intended audience (CLO 3, CLO 7)
- 5d Use proofreading strategies to detect common deviations from professional standards (CLO 7)
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Unit 6 Introduction Video |
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Unit 6 Learning Outcomes |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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Audience, Objectives, and Formatting of Proposals |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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What Is Persuasion? |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
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Principles of Persuasion |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
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Elements and Structure of a Business Proposal |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 6 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
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Unit 6 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 6 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 6 Assessment |
- 6a Determine the appropriate proposal content and messaging for a given audience (CLO 1)
- 6b Select effective organization and formatting for proposals (CLO 4)
- 6c Evaluate whether a proposal's style and content align with its type and audience (CLO 1)
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Unit 7 Introduction Video |
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Unit 7 Learning Outcomes |
- 7a Select the appropriate online publishing format for a given purpose and audience (CLO 1)
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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The Evolution of the Internet |
- 7a Select the appropriate online publishing format for a given purpose and audience (CLO 1)
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
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Digital Audiences and Ethical Considerations |
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Text‑to‑Visual Remediation |
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Viral Messages |
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The Internet, Popular Culture, and Communication |
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Writing Activity: Social Media |
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Blogging in the Composition Classroom |
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Sound Bites and Quotables |
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Quickstart Guide to Social Media for Business |
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1) Review this visual guide for using social media strategically in a business context. Identify the primary recommendations for effective online engagement. Source: B2Bento This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License.
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Social Media Marketing Framework |
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Writing for Social Media |
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Social Media and Web 2.0 |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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The Business of Conversations |
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Writing Activity: Planning a Social Media Presence |
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Writing Activity: Crafting Social Media Messages |
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Writing Activity: Analyzing a Social Media Audience |
- 7a Select the appropriate online publishing format for a given purpose and audience (CLO 1)
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
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Responding Thoughtfully in Online Forums |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Managing Your Online Identity |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Writing Activity: Website Comments |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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What Is a Wiki? |
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Using Wikis for Professional Knowledge-Sharing |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1) Skim this brochure to see how collaborative editing works on a large public wiki. Focus on contributor etiquette, talk pages, edit summaries, and page history. In your notes, identify one practice you would adopt to contribute professionally and one risk you would mitigate, such as confidentiality or policy compliance. Source: Wiki Education, https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Editing_Wikipedia_brochure_%28Wiki_Education_Foundation%29_%282017%29.pdf This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License.
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Writing Activity: Information Organization |
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Digital Ethics (Netiquette) |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Issues and Trends |
- 7a Select the appropriate online publishing format for a given purpose and audience (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Social Media in the Workplace |
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Writing Activity: Presenting Yourself Online |
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Writing Activity: Online Business Communication |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Writing Activity: Social Media Policies |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Verify AI-Generated Claims with SIFT |
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Prompt Literacy Using CLEAR and PTCF |
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Writing Activity: Prompt Review and Risk Mitigation |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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AI's Environmental Footprint |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Should You Use AI for This Task? |
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Generative AI and CC Licenses |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Trustworthiness Characteristics for AI Use |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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AI Use Disclosures |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Prompt Literacy Principles and Prompt Revision |
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Guidance on Using Generative AI |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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Explaining AI-Assisted Decisions to Users |
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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GenAI Ethics |
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Using AI Output Responsibly |
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Unit 7 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 1 |
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Unit 7 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 2 |
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Unit 7 Writing Self-Assessment: Activity 3 |
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Unit 7 Assessment |
- 7a Select the appropriate online publishing format for a given purpose and audience (CLO 1)
- 7b Describe how online writing contexts impact audience engagement (CLO 2)
- 7c Select the best communication context based on purpose, audience, and visual presentation requirements (CLO 1)
- 7d Describe the ethical and safety issues regarding communication and the Internet (CLO 2)
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ENGL210 Study Guide |
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ENGL210: Certificate Final Exam |
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ENGL210: Technical Writing |
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