|Communication
- The Process of Communication (L McCormack)
This is a single page printout that can be used as a handout to pupils or, transferred to OHP transparency, can be used to aid an introduction to the subject of Communication.
- Communication - Internal & External (L McCormack)
This worksheet has a first page printout that can be used as an OHP transparency to help introduce the concepts of internal and external communication. This is a follow up to The Process of Communication and the questions for pupils reflect this. Could be used for classwork or homework.
- E-mail Presentation (M Price)
This Powerpoint presentation could be used to introduce/recap the topic and reinforce the differences between LANs and WANs. By selecting 'View' and 'Notes Page' it is possible to access accompanying notes which might be useful for those delivering the presentation.
- Internet Presentation (M Price)
Explain about the Internet using this Powerpoint presentation. By selecting 'View' and 'Notes Page' it is possible to access accompanying notes which might be useful for those delivering the presentation.
- Communication - Multi-choice Test (A Atkins)
Match a list of methods of communication with the given situations that follow. Put business letter writing skills into practice by answering a set of multi-choice questions.
- Email (S Marsden)
Nowadays email isn't just via a PC. It comes via email 'phones and internet TV. Ask students to consider the advantages or disadvantages of these systems.
- Business Letter Layout (T Gray)
This is a business letter where all the elements have been entered in the wrong order. Correct the layout of the letter and also correct the unmarked errors that it contains.
- Business Letters - fully blocked; open punctuation (iwChameleon)
This is a bit like a writing frame. Each section of the letter is laid out in a diagram and the student has to identify each from a list of words.
- Letter Composition (J Grundy)
Write a letter in reply to a business letter. Follow the instructions and practice letter composition and layout.
- Write a Report (N Williams)
This task requires students to examine the current office situation of a rather outdated theatrical agency. A report must be produced identifying how the day-to-day operation of the business can be improved.
