Writing Process- 1/2
Stage that includes Create Draft, Revise, Edit, Solicit Feedback
What is Stage 2- Writing?
Stage that includes Check Spelling, Check Grammar, and Proofread
What is Stage 3- Postwriting?
The guideline of how much information will be included.
What is scope?
Judgment given with intent to harm or offend
What is Destructive Criticism?
Applying communication skills that promote goodwill between a business and the public
What is public relations?
Stage that includes Who, What, and When
What is Stage 1- Prewriting?
Checking the final copy for correct spelling
What is Proofreading?
Information about a group of people
What is demographics?
More refined form of revising that is focused on sentence construction, wording, and clarity of ideas.
What is editing?
A psychological condition that prevents a writer from proceeding with the writing process.
What is writer's block?
A set of sequential steps for each writing task
What is the Writing Process?
The process of preparing a document for distribution
What is Publishing?
The person or group to whom the message is directed
What is audience?
The relationship of text to white space.
What is layout?
A comment that can express unfavorable judgment or disapproval of a person or action
What is criticism?
The process of rewriting paragraphs and sentences
What is Revising?
Stage that includes Format and Assess Readability
What is Stage 4- Publishing?
A form of communication you will use
What is medium?
Checking the final copy for correct spelling, punctuation, and typographical errors.
What is Proofreading?
A guideline that helps identify information to be presented and its proper sequence
What is an outline?
Writing Process Stage that includes Where, Why, and How
What is Stage 1- Prewriting?
The placement and style of type in a document
What is Formatting?
Providing well-reasoned opinions to help
What is Constructive Criticism?
Is made up of those directly involved in the purpose for the communication
What is primary audience?
Details are given first and are then followed by the main idea.
What is indirect approach?