1- Consideration of Audience
- In person, one to one
- one to many
- over the phone
- Varying voice
- Terminology
- Format
- You are responsible of sharing facts, not your ideas
- Using technology effectively
- Are they nodding or looked confused, bored?
- Stop and ask questions to check if they understand.
- Verbal
- Signing and lip reading
- Body language
- Writing
- Chatting (Instant messaging)
Positive language is supportive and encouraging language.
Negative language is humiliating language
Communicate in writing
- Following guidelines and procedures
- Your document is clear and gets message across
- The spelling and grammer are correct (by using proofing tools)
- Review and proofread
- Note taking
- Age
- IT knowledge
- Culture of country
- Disability ( specialist software such as narrator, mouse pointer)
- Documents
- Presentations
- Webpages
- Emails
- Blogs
- Wikis
- Podcast
- Video conferencing
- Digital personal records can easily be transferred, stolen and misused. Needs to be careful while working with technology.
- Pictures that are uploaded to internet, not just your friend and family. It may go beyond your privacy boundries.
- Respect towards the other. Negative and offensive comments can be seen by a much wider audience.
- Encryption
- Firewalls
- Backups
- Secure sites
- Social impacts: We spend our free time by using social media and internet rather than watching TV. It negatively effects local stores community because of online store.
- Economic Impacts: It changed employemnet structures and working practices. Disposal of unwanted electronic equipment threatens environments negatively.
- Legal Impacts: Ownership, copyright, plagiarism.
- Ethical Impacts: Privacy of information
- Treats
- Sparm
- Phising