https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq GED106_A53_Group 4 en-us 2022-06-02 12:05:55 UTC 2026-01-23 16:33:59 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4f1.png lukaseli0203 https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208903105 Though the term "selective access" can often be heard as limiting once information, Basil and Ingre think that selective access in communication is that it can be understood when it stands alone. Simplifying text can often capture the attention of your audience as quickly as possible. The term "do not judge a book by its cover" is the opposite of having an ease of selective access. 

Book covers and headlines are the ones that grasp the audience. Like many forms of media, the writer must also ask themselves if a section of their writing can stand alone. The same process also applies to communication like emails or mobile communication. ]]> 2022-06-02 12:22:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208903105 lukaseli0203 https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208906776 The internet is composed of many sites and links that are accessible for free or log-in. We can access Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. by creating an account and logging in. However, the user is limited to accessing parts of the media due to the community guidelines and personal information. Users are not given the information they want because they need to sign in and become a user. 

Another example of selective access can be seen in google docs. A prime user is authorized to withhold information or access like editing or viewing to its audience. In other social media platforms, access can be changed and the user is the only one to have access to these controls. ]]> 2022-06-02 12:26:03 UTC https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208906776 lukaseli0203 https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208942153 2022-06-02 12:58:21 UTC https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208942153 lukaseli0203 https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208965848 Literary books are different from other writings in terms of selective access. Easy access to the main point is a sign of a good report, however, not all can be said when reading a formal report. Having selective access can be handy from time to time but it does not give you the full scope of information that you may need. Selective access is like a game of telephone where the full information may get distorted or misunderstood if not fully read. ]]> 2022-06-02 13:18:24 UTC https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2208965848 ryncandres https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2209117269 As mentioned by Basil and Ingre, an effective and foolproof way of improving communication between engineers is through visual elements. These elements can be but are not limited to font styles and sizes, graphic designs, and the proper placement of visual elements. With the help of these technological tools, especially in this modern age, engineers can facilitate ease when communicating with each other.

A prominent example of a technological tool is graphics. Dawn Kowalski of Colorado State University expressed that graphics can be an alternative to complicated concepts. Seeing as this tool makes the reader visualize an idea and comprehend it quickly, it is appropriate to be a substitute. A relevant scenario would be when a process or system of operations is being explained to an engineer via e-mail. The instructor can utilize graphic designs and illustrations instead of transcribing the process and constructing long paragraphs. This method benefits the instructor by providing ease in disseminating complex information and making the engineer understand the process quickly. ]]> 2022-06-02 15:28:20 UTC https://padlet.com/lukaseli0203/nm63ms2yh0zcmqrq/wish/2209117269