1. Final Reflection
By Amanda LeDrew

2. Design
*Bullets
*Bold
*Clear
*Small Graphics
(White Space)

3. Audience priorities
High emotion
Report:
-numerical data
-analytical data
-letter or memo format
-title page
-powerpoint slides
Uses:
-business documents in the workplace
-college reports
-personal data reports

4. Key words
Plan!
Proposal
WA3 was a proposal of books for the OCOB

5. For a student report
-Problem
-Feasibility
-Audience
-Topics to investigate
-Methods/procedures
-Qualifications/resources
-Work Schedule
-Call to action
In the recommendations report (WA3) we
wrote a report discussing what books were
fitting
For FGCU and how they were feasible. The
topics to investigate were noted and the
qualifications
Were given in table format. The call to action
was the final recommendation.

6. Purpose
Audience
Information
Benefits
Objections
Context

7. Direct request
Problem Solving

8. Knowing your topic, researching the topic
and drafting ideas is the start of something a lot bigger.
Combining graphics is a great visual aid for your audience,
whether it is a direct request or trying to solve a problem.
A report can be formal or informal, analytical, informative,
a recommendation or all of the above. This is a useful business
as well as educational tool for success.