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Chapter 6 Crafting Messages for Electronic Media 6-1

6-2 After studying this chapter, you will be able to: Identify the major electronic media used for brief business messages and name some of the compositional modes needed for electronic media Describe the use of social networks in business communication Describe the evolving role of in business communication and explain how to adapt the three-step writing process to messages Describe the business benefits of instant messaging (IM) and identify guidelines for effective IM in the workplace Learning Objectives 6-2

Making a formal impression Standing out from electronic messages Obeying laws requiring printed documents Providing unchangeable, secure records Reaching certain audiences Benefits of Printed Messages 6-3

6-4 Electronic Media for Business Communication Media Choices for Brief Messages Social networks Information and media sharing sites Instant messaging (IM) Text messaging

6-5 Creating Content for Conversation – not lecture Informal but not careless Concise, specific, informative Get involved – stay involved Promote, but indirectly Be transparent and honest Think before you post!

Explaining Social Media in an Unusual Way 6-6

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6-8 Writing Business Messages More formal than personal s Writing quality needs to be higher Consequences of bad writing or poor judgment can be much more serious

Optimizing Content for Mobile Devices Mobile Specific Options Location Based Services Wearable Technology Cloud-Based Services

Disadvantages Availability of Alternatives Indiscriminate Use Low-Value Messages 6-10 Disadvantages Availability of Alternatives Indiscriminate Use Low-Value Messages Using in the Workplace

Advantages Accessing Messages Sending Messages Scheduling Messages 6-11

Advantages Analyzing the Situation Gathering Information Organizing the Message Planning Messages

Business Communication Expectations for Message Quality Importance of Subject Lines Importance of Opening Words Use of Emoticons Writing Messages 6-13

Don’t forget these steps Simplicity with an easily readable, black font signature block – full name, title, company, contact info Revising and Proofreading Distributing Completing Messa ges

6-15 Instant Messaging and Text Messaging IM in stand-alone systems Embedded in online meeting and collaboration systems, social networks Replacing and voice mail in many situations Basic chat and video chat Presence awareness Remote display

Understanding the BENEFITS of IM Rapid response Lower cost Resembles conversation better than Used on a wide range of devices Doesn’t get misused as a “one-to- many” broadcast as often as 6-16

Understanding the RISKS IM Not enough oversight Diminished employee productivity Disregard of compliance/legal issues Frustration due to the number of conversations that a person can handle Seen as a permanent work interruption DON’T use instant messaging to deal with conflicts associated-with-instant-messaging/ Understanding the RISKS of IM 6-17

Avoid sending personal messages Using Workplace IM Effectively 6-20 Be cautious with private information Use “Away” status while working Use Instant Messaging Courteously Observe All Security Guidelines Don’t Send Long, Complex Messages Avoid Multiple IM Conversations

6-19 Learning Objectives: Check Your Progress Identify the major electronic media used for brief business messages and name some of the compositional modes needed for electronic media Describe the use of social networks in business communication Describe the evolving role of e- mail in business communication and explain how to adapt the three-step writing process to e- mail messages Describe the business benefits of instant messaging (IM) and identify guidelines for effective IM in the workplace

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