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BSBCRT412 Topic One Review

BSBCRT412 Topic One Review

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BSBCRT412 Topic One Review

by Barney Sinclair

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Why is it important to identify the audience and purpose for communication first?

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​Identify the Audience and Purpose for Communication

​To communicate a message clearly and concisely, you must first clarify why you are presenting the idea. A well-defined purpose will help focus your ideas. You should explain to the audience why you want their participation and involvement.

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What are some reasons for presenting and exchanging ideas with others?

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​There are many reasons for presenting and exchanging ideas with others. Here are some of them:
  • To inform - ​To give someone facts or information.

  • ​To instruct - To instruct others on how to do something.

  • ​To inspire - To inspire or motivate others.

  • ​To stimulate - To stimulate an audience to take action.

  • ​To persuade - A persuasive presentation offers a solution to a controversial problem, presenting sufficient logic, evidence and emotion to convince the audience to accept your idea

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Why is it important to understand your audience when communicating?

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Understanding Your Audience

​As your audience may be diverse, when planning your communication you should consider characteristics such as:

  • ​the size of your audience

  • ​the age range of your audience

  • ​their communication needs

  • ​their interest level

  • ​their knowledge level

  • ​their cultural requirements

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What are examples of common communication methods?

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​Examples of communication methods include:
  • face-to-face meetings

  • conference calls

  • ​video conferencing

  • ​webinars

  • ​live streaming

  • ​social media

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​Different communication methods allow for different ways of presenting your message. For example:

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Multimedia allows you to combine images, videos, documents and sound to create interactive and engaging communications

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​Different communication methods allow for different ways of presenting your message. For example:

​With virtual communication you can connect from anywhere as long as you have access to the internet and technology

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​Different communication methods allow for different ways of presenting your message. For example:

​Using video conferencing means everyone can see and hear each other, and immediate reactions can be gauged and responded to

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​Different communication methods allow for different ways of presenting your message. For example:

​Oral presentations are useful for sharing information and engaging with a large group of people at the same time

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Poll

What is your preferred method of communication at work?

face-to-face meetings

conference calls/video conferencing

social media

email

other

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Open Ended

What is the difference between policies and procedures?

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​Policies:

​Policies outline specific requirements, processes and rules in keeping with legislated requirements such as privacy laws and discrimination laws.

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​Procedures:

​Procedures are practical, step-by-step processes that provide guidelines for ensuring compliance.

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Observing legislative requirements

​Legislative requirements may apply to the subject or topic used in a communication or they may apply to the format or type of communication.

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Can you think of some areas that organisational laws cover in relation to communication?

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​Organisational laws are enforced to regulate how people may act in relation to the following areas:
  • privacy

  • anti-discrimination

  • ​consumer protection

  • ​workplace health and safety (WHS)

  • ​copyright

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