The Art of Technical Communication

To: Prof. Ellen Bajcar; Prof. Justin Short

From: Mohammed Umair Khan
Date:18-02-2022

Re: Correspondence Assignment

Trello is an application area for managing and collaborating on work projects and
tasks with colleagues. The Cornell method is a strategy for condensing and
arranging notes in a systematic manner. Notes from a lecture or text are written in
the note-taking column; notes typically contain the text's or lecture's primary
concepts, with lengthier topics summarised. I'll compare the approaches of "Trello"
and "Cornell's note-taking" with another tool of my choosing.

The First component is Asana, which is identical to "Trello," is my favourite tool.

Trello is a task/project management solution based on cards that may be used for
tasks that require team cooperation. Trello manages the project by simulating real-
life boards. Asana is more task-oriented and has improved workflow features. Trello
is simple to use, while Asana offers a more comprehensive collection of tools. And,
Trello is a freemium service. As you use Trello more and more, you'll discover that
upgrading to the subscription version removes any limitations that the free version
has. Compare Asana to Trello, is free for small teams up to 15 people.

The second component is, in Cornell's note-taking learners divide their paper into
two columns with a row across the bottom as part of the technique. It also takes less
preparation, making it excellent for taking notes in a lecture or during a client
meeting. Comparing this with Mind mapping, it is a diagram that is used to
graphically arrange data. Is one of the methods for collecting information that has
been developed. However, it might be difficult for others to grasp your personalised
map. Whereas in Cornell's note-taking, it is effective, straightforward, and easy to
comprehend in the notes. Each stage in the learning process opens the way for the
next.