Written Task Outline

I've chosen to write my written task based on the ideas of my blog post entitled: "Why We Should Ask Ourselves are you sure you want to tweet/post that? I have chosen to write my written task based on the ideas and examples in this blog post because I do believe it will resemble a well written editorial. Moreover, this is a topic that almost everyone can relate about. In addition, there are a lot of ideas and evidence I can use within my written task, such as the ideas presented in my post.

Outline

Topic: "The true impact the media has on our lives"

Subject: The content of my written task will be about how social networks can change our character on the web. People tend to act differently when they are behind a screen. For example if we take my blog post about France's first lady downplaying her husband's ex-wife we can see the negative impact that this had on her personality and even her husband. This is a great example of how social networks not only give us the ability to speak our minds but also at times act careless and lose our ability to really think about what we are doing. Moreover, this can be linked to aspects such as cyber bullying in which some people find power to downplay others when they are behind a screen.

Text Type: Opinion editorial
I plan on using formal words while showing detailing my opinion about the subject, it may be difficult to reach on towards teens judging by the fact that they read magazines more than newspapers.

Audience: For my audience I would like to pinpoint my ideas toward teens, young adults, and adults. I'm choosing this audience because these are the 3 type of people who happen to use social networks the most in society.

Purpose: To identify how social networks give us 'an extra bang for our buck'; meaning that we often post strong content on the internet that may influence your life and the lives of others. In addition, I will mainly be pinpointing the negative aspects as my point is to show how we are careless and often times seem stronger behind a screen.

Title: Do you Really Want to Post that? Why We Should Always be Cautious of What We Write on the Internet

Rationale: Provided after my written task is complete

If this isn't the write topic to write about I will also consider basing my written task on stereotypes

Mr. Rees if I base my opinion editorial on my outline may I use the same example I used in my post "Why We Should Ask Ourselves are you sure you want to tweet/post that?; provided I go more in depth with the example and connect it with the topic as well as provide other examples?