Assignment: Memo Review

BLT Sem 2
2023-01-19T18:16:03Z

Due:

A memo (memorandum) is a way to communicate within your school, company, organization or group.

The purpose of a memo is to communicate in an effective, concise method that connects the purpose of the writer with the interests or needs of the memo recipients.

Memos are written to solve problems by introducing new information, share information or present goals or expectations.

The Heading of a Memo

The TO Line

The "TO" line is usually indicated as the word "TO" followed by a colon and the name of the individuals or groups receiving the memo. Some examples are:

TO: All Staff

The FROM Line

The "FROM" line indicates who is writing and distributing the memo. Your name and title should be included. The From line may indicate an individual or a group within the company.

FROM: Archie Bunker, Vice President of Marketing

The SUBJECT Line

The "SUBJECT" indicates what the memo is about.

SUBJECT: Company Holidays

The DATE

The DATE the memo was written should be included next.

DATE: October 10, 2015

Body of the Memo

The body of the memo should contain short, succinct text formatted for quick and easy reading.

This is not the time or place to chide anyone, scold anyone, or roll out complicated policies and procedures. Rather, use it to communicate short bursts of important information.

Closing of the Memo

The closing of the memo should have the initials of the person who typed it in lowercase letters.

The Margins

The margins of the memo are 2 inches on the top, 1 inch on the left, right and bottom.

The Spacing

The spacing of the memo are 2 inches on the top, 1 inch on the left, right and bottom.

The heading is double spaces.

The body has a double space between each paragraph and between the last paragraph and the writers initials there should be a double space.

DIDN'T YOU GET THE MEMO_ (Rush Hour 2 + Batman Begins).mp4

You will need to type up the following memo to the principal - Paula Logan about what we've been doing in our Digital Literacy Course.

Memo - CS 1st Trimester.pdf

A memo (memorandum) is a way to communicate within your school, company, organization or group.

The purpose of a memo is to communicate in an effective, concise method that connects the purpose of the writer with the interests or needs of the memo recipients.

Memos are written to solve problems by introducing new information, share information or present goals or expectations.

The Heading of a Memo

The TO Line

The "TO" line is usually indicated as the word "TO" followed by a colon and the name of the individuals or groups receiving the memo. Some examples are:

TO: All Staff

The FROM Line

The "FROM" line indicates who is writing and distributing the memo. Your name and title should be included. The From line may indicate an individual or a group within the company.

FROM: Archie Bunker, Vice President of Marketing

The SUBJECT Line

The "SUBJECT" indicates what the memo is about.

SUBJECT: Company Holidays

The DATE

The DATE the memo was written should be included next.

DATE: October 10, 2015

Body of the Memo

The body of the memo should contain short, succinct text formatted for quick and easy reading.

This is not the time or place to chide anyone, scold anyone, or roll out complicated policies and procedures. Rather, use it to communicate short bursts of important information.

Closing of the Memo

The closing of the memo should have the initials of the person who typed it in lowercase letters.

The Margins

The margins of the memo are 2 inches on the top, 1 inch on the left, right and bottom.

The Spacing

The spacing of the memo are 2 inches on the top, 1 inch on the left, right and bottom.

The heading is double spaces.

The body has a double space between each paragraph and between the last paragraph and the writers initials there should be a double space.

DIDN'T YOU GET THE MEMO_ (Rush Hour 2 + Batman Begins).mp4

You will need to type up the following memo to the principal - Paula Logan about what we've been doing in our Digital Literacy Course.

Memo - CS 1st Trimester.pdf