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What is the primary reason for using real-world examples in a lecture about report writing?
What is the primary reason for using real-world examples in a lecture about report writing?
- To demonstrate the practical application of report writing principles. (correct)
- To avoid using complex jargon and technical terms.
- To ensure that students can memorize specific examples.
- To provide entertainment and keep students engaged.
Which of the following is NOT a supplementary part of a report, according to the content?
Which of the following is NOT a supplementary part of a report, according to the content?
- Index
- Table of Contents (correct)
- Appendices
- Bibliography
What is the main reason why a spell checker is inadequate for proofreading a report?
What is the main reason why a spell checker is inadequate for proofreading a report?
- Spell checkers cannot distinguish between homonyms with different meanings. (correct)
- Spell checkers are too time-consuming to be effective.
- Spell checkers cannot identify grammatical errors.
- Spell checkers cannot detect plagiarism in the report.
What is a key advantage of having a third party proofread a document, as explained in the content?
What is a key advantage of having a third party proofread a document, as explained in the content?
Why is it important to discuss the pros and cons of different web layouts with students?
Why is it important to discuss the pros and cons of different web layouts with students?
Which of the following phrases accurately describes the purpose of slides 19-21?
Which of the following phrases accurately describes the purpose of slides 19-21?
Which of the following elements is NOT specifically mentioned as a key component of a report introduction?
Which of the following elements is NOT specifically mentioned as a key component of a report introduction?
What is the primary emphasis of the lecture, as indicated by the content?
What is the primary emphasis of the lecture, as indicated by the content?
What is the total number of suggested learning hours for the module?
What is the total number of suggested learning hours for the module?
Which form of assessment is used for this module?
Which form of assessment is used for this module?
How many hours are dedicated to private study in the suggested learning hours breakdown?
How many hours are dedicated to private study in the suggested learning hours breakdown?
What is the main goal of the tutorials in this module?
What is the main goal of the tutorials in this module?
How long should the lectures last for this module?
How long should the lectures last for this module?
How many guided learning hours are allocated for the lectures?
How many guided learning hours are allocated for the lectures?
What is included in the student guide for private study?
What is included in the student guide for private study?
What is the length of the assignment required for assessment?
What is the length of the assignment required for assessment?
What is a key characteristic of effective business communication?
What is a key characteristic of effective business communication?
Which flow of communication is illustrated in the model shown on slide 9?
Which flow of communication is illustrated in the model shown on slide 9?
What is an example of a problem that can arise in the communication process as outlined in slide 13?
What is an example of a problem that can arise in the communication process as outlined in slide 13?
What concept is essential when giving feedback, as discussed in slides 17-18?
What concept is essential when giving feedback, as discussed in slides 17-18?
What example is suggested for illustrating the communication process in practice?
What example is suggested for illustrating the communication process in practice?
When communicating in a group, what is a recommended strategy?
When communicating in a group, what is a recommended strategy?
Which external communication channel is commonly used by organizations?
Which external communication channel is commonly used by organizations?
What element enhances business communication as discussed in slides 19-20?
What element enhances business communication as discussed in slides 19-20?
What is the primary purpose of revising a business message before sending it?
What is the primary purpose of revising a business message before sending it?
Which factor is NOT typically considered when evaluating the content of a business message?
Which factor is NOT typically considered when evaluating the content of a business message?
Which of the following best describes the importance of proofreading a business message?
Which of the following best describes the importance of proofreading a business message?
What is one key benefit of understanding email etiquette in business communications?
What is one key benefit of understanding email etiquette in business communications?
What is the primary definition of a report in the business context?
What is the primary definition of a report in the business context?
Which of the following is NOT a common type of business report?
Which of the following is NOT a common type of business report?
In planning a report, which aspect is considered most important?
In planning a report, which aspect is considered most important?
What is a primary skill students are expected to develop through self-study activities related to reports?
What is a primary skill students are expected to develop through self-study activities related to reports?
What is the primary activity students engage in during Exercise 1 of the tutorial?
What is the primary activity students engage in during Exercise 1 of the tutorial?
How long are students expected to spend on private study for this topic?
How long are students expected to spend on private study for this topic?
What is one of the key components of the report structure that students must include?
What is one of the key components of the report structure that students must include?
In Exercise 3, what is the main focus of the class discussion?
In Exercise 3, what is the main focus of the class discussion?
For how long are students expected to present their findings in Exercise 2?
For how long are students expected to present their findings in Exercise 2?
Which of the following best describes the format of the report students are expected to produce?
Which of the following best describes the format of the report students are expected to produce?
What is suggested for data collection in Exercise 1?
What is suggested for data collection in Exercise 1?
Where can students find the article for their private study activity?
Where can students find the article for their private study activity?
What characterizes a ‘potential team’?
What characterizes a ‘potential team’?
What differentiates a ‘real team’ from a ‘potential team’?
What differentiates a ‘real team’ from a ‘potential team’?
Which main element is NOT part of working in a team according to the content?
Which main element is NOT part of working in a team according to the content?
Why is it important to develop individual members within a team?
Why is it important to develop individual members within a team?
What is a characteristic of a high-performance team?
What is a characteristic of a high-performance team?
Which model category includes identifying and utilizing team member traits?
Which model category includes identifying and utilizing team member traits?
What is one example of a key action to achieve tasks in a team?
What is one example of a key action to achieve tasks in a team?
What is a primary consideration for maintaining a team?
What is a primary consideration for maintaining a team?
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Guided Learning Hours
Guided Learning Hours
The total hours allocated for teacher-led instruction and activities.
Self-study
Self-study
Time spent studying independently outside of guided sessions.
Private Study
Private Study
Study time allocated for completing exercises and assignments privately.
Assessment
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Effective Communication in Business
Effective Communication in Business
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Lecture
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Tutorial
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Core Concepts
Core Concepts
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Types of Communication Flow
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External Communication Channels
External Communication Channels
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Effective Business Communication
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Communication Process Model
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Message Misinterpretation
Message Misinterpretation
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Effective Group Communication
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Giving Feedback
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Enhancing Communication with IT
Enhancing Communication with IT
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Revising Business Messages
Revising Business Messages
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Evaluating Content, Style, and Tone
Evaluating Content, Style, and Tone
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Readability in Business Messages
Readability in Business Messages
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Editing for Clarity
Editing for Clarity
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Proofreading Importance
Proofreading Importance
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Email Etiquette
Email Etiquette
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Composing Emotionless Messages
Composing Emotionless Messages
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Purpose of a Report
Purpose of a Report
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Proposal Introduction
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Main Body of a Report
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Closing Section
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Document Layout
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Proofreading
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Bibliography
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Supplementary Materials
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Third Party Proofreading
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Potential Team
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Real Team
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High-Performance Team
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Achieving the Task
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Maintaining the Team
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Developing Individuals
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Team Member Profiles
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Collaborative Discussions
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Management Report
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Data Collection
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Presentation of Findings
Presentation of Findings
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Group Feedback Session
Group Feedback Session
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Private Study Allocation
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Supporting Documents Folder
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Exercise 1 Duration
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Tutorial Activities
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Study Notes
Overview of the Lecturer Guide
- The document is a lecturer guide for a Communications for Business (CFB) course.
- Version 1.3 of the guide
- Copyright held by NCC Education Limited, 2020
- Published by NCC Education Limited, The Towers, Towers Business Park, Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, Manchester M20 2EZ, UK.
Modification History
- V1.0: Initial Release
- V1.1: Review and Update
- V1.2: Updated TQT
- V1.3: Reviewed and updated GLH
Contents
- Module Overview and Objectives
- Learning Outcomes
- Syllabus
- Resources
- Textbooks
- Supplementary Textbooks
- Additional Resources
- Assessment
- Topic 1: Effective Communication in Business
- Topic 2: Writing Business Messages I
- Topic 3: Writing Business Messages II
- Topic 4: Reports and Proposals I - Planning
- Topic 5: Reports and Proposals II - Writing
- Topic 6: Visual Communication
- Topic 7: Working in Teams
- Topic 8: Business Meetings
- Topic 9: Delivering Effective Oral Presentations
- Topic 10: Listening
- Topic 11: Non-Verbal Communication
- Topic 12: CV writing and interview techniques
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