DD3HW1 P#1 Audience Analysis

Audience Profile Sheet


Reader's Name: General Public


Reader's Job Title: College student or Teacher


Kind of Reader:
Primary___X___             Secondary______

Reader’s Level of Education: High School Diploma


Reader’s Professional Experience: Basic computer skills


Reader’s Job Responsibilities: Learn how to use Google Forms so teachers can make test, students can learn how to collect data and analyze it, or make practice test for studying.


Reader’s Personal Characteristics: N/A


Reader’s Cultural Background: Various


Reader’s Attitude Toward the Writer (you): The reader finds the documents beneficial to to understand the application and use it effectively.


Reader’s Attitude Toward the Subject: The reader is happy with the documents and happy with the application.


Expectations About the Subject: Not to complicated.


Expectations About the Document: Easy to read and to follow direction.


Reader’s Way of Reading the Document:
Skim it _____ Study it _____
Read a portion of it _X__  Which portion? Depending on how you want to use the application and the certain feature of the of the application.

Modify it and submit it to another reader____

Reader’s Reading Skill: Moderate


Reader's Physical Environment: N/A


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