The Project Worksheet consists of questions that help the writer and manager consider all the factors involved in planning a document.
The writer must know who the primary reader and the secondary reader are. They must know their position, feelings toward the subject and any other factors that may effect the reader. They must also know the reader's purpose, or what are they trying to gain form reading this. Basically you should tell the reader all you want them to know after reading, and lead them to the action and attitude you desire.
The writer could have a lot on the line with the writing, so you must know your own purpose. This helps you determine the priorities of the task.
Next, you must know the sources of information, size of the document, form of medium desired, graphic aids available, means of production. The last thing to be done before writing is to outline all of your ideas.
What thoughts or ideas are brought forth from more than one of the authors? Are there any major differences between the different process, any that are contradictory?
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