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This document discusses audience recognition and involvement in technical writing. It defines audience as the individuals or groups that will read a document. The key aspects are: - Technical writing requires the audience to act on the information, unlike other writing. - Understanding the audience's technical level, job position, and background is crucial to avoiding jargon and using the proper tone. - Common audience profiles include high-tech, low-tech, lay audiences, and multiple audiences. Defining terms appropriately for each helps ensure understanding. - Achieving audience involvement can be done through using a personalized tone and stating the reader's benefits.
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Insight: In a landscape where traditional narrative structures are giving way to fragmented and non-linear forms of storytelling, there lies immense potential for creativity and exploration.
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Artificial Intelligence, Data and Competition – LIM – June 2024 OECD discussion
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Audience recognition and involvement
- 1. Audience Recognition and Involvement Sarthak MCA II year 18419MCA033
- 2. In this presentation… • Audience • Objectives • Audience Recognition • Audience profiles • Audience Involvement
- 3. Audience.. When you write any memo, letter or report ,some one reads it . That individual or group of reader or listener is your audience.
- 4. Objective A primary difference between technical writing and other types of writing is the importance of audience • For other types of writing the audience is not required to act after reading the text. • When a technical document is submitted, the reader responds. Your audience either makes a decision, answers a request, follows a procedure , or files the document for future reference. • In technical writing , the writers and readers are fused to get involved in the business transection.
- 5. Audience Recognition… • Whenever you are writing a technical document, ask yourself , Who is the reader? What is his level of understanding? What is his positing in relation to your job title? • If you don’t answer these, You will miss the mark. Your writing may contain jargon and acronyms the reader wont understand The tone of writing will be not appropriate for management
- 6. Audience profiles… The following four profiles will help you to achieve better audience recognition. • High-tech audience • Low- tech audience • Lay audience • Multiple audiences
- 7. High-tech Audience.. • Work in your field of expertise • Same department or similar capacity in other company • Can be termed as colleagues because they have –Same educational background –Same work experience –Same level of understanding
- 8. Continued.. • Are experts in the your field. • High tech jargon, acronyms and abbreviations can be used. • Minimal details about standard procedures or technical theories • Little background information about a project’s history.
- 9. Low–tech audience… • Familiar with your field’s technology but do not know the details. • Include Bosses Subordinates Co-workers in other departments. Colleagues in other companies.
- 10. Continued… • Familiar with your field’s technology without knowing details. • Preferable to define jargon, abbreviation and acronyms. • Define technical concepts. • Need for providing background information
- 11. Lay Audience… • Do not work for the company and have no knowledge about your field of expertise. • Include Customers Clients End users • Writing to lay audience is difficult and demanding.
- 12. Continued… • Unfamiliar with your field’s technology. • Avoid jargon, abbreviations and acronyms or define them thoroughly. • Avoid high-tech terms or define them thoroughly. • Lay readers need background information.
- 13. Multiple Audience • Correspondence is not always sent to just one type of audience. • Challenging to write for multiple audience with different levels of understanding • Must give background knowledge because some of readers may not be familiar with some concepts
- 14. Defining terms for different Audience levels • High Tech Audience – Use jargon, acronym or abbreviation alone. – HTTP • Low Tech Audience – Use jargon, acronym or abbreviation with parenthetical definition. – HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
- 15. Defining terms for different Audience levels • Lay Audience – Use jargon, acronym or abbreviation alone with extended detailed definition. – HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a computer access code providing secure communications on networks • Low Tech Audience – Use jargon, acronym or abbreviation with parenthetical definition. – HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
- 16. Achieve audience involvement through… • Personalized Tone Modern technical writing is person to person communication – Upon receipt of form, the company will issue a replacement policy. – As soon as we get the form, we’ll send you your replacement policy. • Reader Benefit Motivate your readers by giving them what they want or need. State benefit early or late in the technical document.
- 17. Thank you…