solved Assessment 2 Instructions: Written Communication: Writing an Email Write an

Assessment 2 Instructions: Written Communication: Writing an Email

Write an email to a customer using appropriate tone, language, and structure.Introduction
You wouldn’t begin a road trip without a destination in mind. The destination gives you a goal, helps you plan how to get there, and lets you know when you’ve arrived. The same is true for writing. Whenever you write anything, whether it’s an email to your boss or a text to your best friend, you have to understand your destination. Where is your writing taking you, and what are you trying to accomplish? Are you creating a simple grocery list or outlining the reasons you should be promoted? In other words, what is your purpose?For this assessment, you’ll use what you’ve learned about professional written communication to write a professional email message that includes information relevant for a specific purpose, emphasizes important points using style mechanics, and uses appropriate tone and language for a specific audience.Instructions
For this assessment, complete the following:

Revisit the scenario and voicemail message from your manager that you used to complete Assessment 1.
Review your notes from Assessment 1 in which you summarized the main points of your manager’s voicemail.
Based on your notes, write an email message to Sara Robbins at Printables (the client). You may choose to use the Email Template [DOCX]. If you do, delete any instructions and headings before submission. Your message should be limited to no more than 12 sentences or 200 words.
Use the four components of written communication—purpose, audience, tone, and structure—to write your email:

State the purpose of the email.
Address the appropriate audience.
Use a professional tone.
Review the Email Template [DOCX] for direction on how to structure the email. Consider using the template to make sure you address all necessary elements.

Additional Requirements

Format: You may use the Email Template [DOCX] to make sure you have included all necessary elements of a professional email. You may refer to Figure 8.3 on page 231 of Excellence in Business Communication for an example. Use Calibri 12-point font.
Length: Limit your email to 12 sentences or 200 words.
Competencies Measured
By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies:
Competency 2: Use appropriate technology solutions to effectively communicate time-related tasks.

Include all necessary components in the email structure.
State the purpose of the email.
Address the email to the appropriate audience.

Competency 3: Develop professional written communications in a well-organized text, incorporating appropriate evidence and tone in grammatically sound sentences.

Use a professional tone for the email.