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UNIT 3: COMMUNICATION CONSIDERATIONS AND MODELS Characteristics of Technical Communication Technical Communication can be identified by the following characteristics: 1. Necessity for a specific audience 2. Integration of visual elements 3. Ease of selective access 4. Timeliness 5. Structure What do the above terms mean to you? Write your interpretation below: IS-613 Technical Writing Page 3.2
UNIT 3: COMMUNICATION CONSIDERATIONS AND MODELS Necessity for a specific audience Technical writing is audience-driven. Meaning you write to satisfy the need for information of a particular audience. Knowing your audience is essential to crafting your message. Writing without the audience in mind will produce writing that may be too general to have interest to any particular party. Often if not targeted in its scope, a technical document may result in no audience at all. Who is the audience? Questions to consider: • What do they know about the subject of the project? • Are they novices or experts? • What is their background? • Are they technical or non-technical? • Are they internal or external to your organization? • What jobs do they perform? • Are they management? • Do they feel positive, negative. Or neutral to the subject? IS-613 Technical Writing Page 3.3
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