In what stage of the writing process do you focus on organizing the information flow and presentation?
A) Analyzing the situation.
B) Choosing / discovering information.
C) Revising
D) Arranging information

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Once Following the Choosing / Discovering information stage, you move into the Arranging information stage, whereby you decide how to organize and display the information you collected. You have to consider what medium, or what type of communication channel you will be using; for instance, will this be a Word document, PDF, or will you be publishing the content on a website. Arranging information also includes selecting the order in which the information will be presented, and you must carefully consider your audience and what they need to be able to do by reading the information you present. It must be in a logical and easy-to-read format. Memos, for example, need to begin with the news or essential information to ensure that readers at least read what's most important before they start skimming the document or stop reading it altogether. Most reports begin with an introduction and a summary of the report. The discussion section follows with supporting information. Most reports adopt some version of this arrangement. Many business organizations have templates for reports.

In What Stage of the Writing Process Do You Focus