Introduction
In this short journal response, consider what you have read this week about
audience.
Assignment
Consider responding to the following prompts as you work through your journal:
1. What are the different characteristics we might use to discuss an audience? How might these specific characteristics influence how we write for that audience?
2. Do you believe it is easier or more difficult to write for an audience that you know nothing about? Explain your response.
3. Can you think of an real-life example of when
you have changed the way you would normally speak because of who you were speaking
to?
Resources
·
“Writing for an Audience”Links to an external site. from University of Maryland’s Global Campus (opens in new window): An in-depth discussion of audience from a more academic perspective
·
“Intended Audience: How to Write for Your Intended Audience”Links to an external site. from
MasterClass (opens in new window): A look at why writing for an audience matters and a guide for catering your writing to a specific audience
Grading Criteria
· Your journal response should be around 200 words and address the above prompts.
· You MUST provide evidence that you did the reading. This means that there should be specific and relevant points mentioned FROM the reading(s).
