4. Memos, Business Letters, E-mails, and Presentations

5. When using different form at communication, think of you audience FIRST!

6. Memos Sent from one person (or a small group) to a larger group
EX: Principals to teacher
Can be in a digital format, but they are often printed out
bring attention to problems and they solve problems
accomplish their goals by informing the reader about new information like policy changes or price increases
by persuading the reader to take an action, such as attend a meeting, or change a current production procedure

8. Business Letters Sent to one person or to a company
Written to make formal requests, inform, respond
Printed out, signed, and mailed Includes:
Header with to and from addresses
Date
Formal greeting
Formal closing
Signature
DOES NOT INCLUDE SLANG, TXT SPEAK, or INFORMAL LANGUAGE
Examples: Letters from a Nut

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10. Presentations To communicate your ideas to others Tips: Inform Teach
Persuade
**Must schedule in advance in order for all members to meet
Tips:
Effective speech skills
Dress for success!
BE PREPARED