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Professional Communications Foundations
This text is designed for introductory communications courses at colleges and universities in Canada, though it could be used by global institutions with some minor tweaks to the content. It will be of benefit to instructors of workplace communication, corporate communication, business writing and related subjects.
- Author
- J.R. Dingwall, Chuck Labrie, Trecia McLennon, and Laura Underwood
- Publisher
- Olds College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 30 sections
- 01: Foundations
- 01.1: Overview and Intention
- 01.2: Introduction to Communication
- 01.3: Audience
- 01.4: Communication Channel
- 01.5: Plain Language
- 01.6: Using Visuals
- 01.7: Using Feedback
- 01.8: Module Conclusion
- 02: Writing
- 02.1: Overview and Intention
- 02.2: Grammar and Punctuation
- 02.3: Writing Workplace Documents
- 02.4: Revising Workplace Documents
- 02.5: Ethical Guidelines for Writing
- 02.6: Information Literacy
- 03: Presentation
- 03.1: Overview and Intention
- 03.2: Your Presentation Style
- 03.3: Developing a Presentation Strategy
- 03.4: Presentation Aids
- 03.5: Communicating with a Live Audience
- 03.6: Module Conclusion
- 03.7: Glossary
- 04: Interpersonal
- 04.1: Overview and Intention
- 04.2: Introduction to Diversity
- 04.3: Your Interpersonal Communication Preferences
- 04.4: Cross-Cultural Communication
- 04.5: Conflict Resolution