March 2019

 

 


March 2019: Technology and communication

In this issue of Communicator, we asked our contributors to consider how communication is applied in different roles and how the practice is changing with technology.

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Letter from the Editor in Chief

Technology and communication

BY FELICIA EMPEY | f.empey@gmail.com

When I think of the new year, I think about being more organized, and working more efficiently and effectively. This quarter, the theme of the Communicator is “Technology and communication.”

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Productivity

Work more efficiently and get more organized with these 5 tools

BY MATTHEW COLLIS | matthewdcollis@gmail.com

Matthew Collis gives an overview of different organizing tools and applications that can help you manage between commitments, stakeholders and teams.

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Ethics

Technology and the rise of values-based consumerism

BY JASON DEAN SPENCE | jasondeanspence@yahoo.ca

Although there are many advantages to new technology, especially when it comes to efficient mass communications, Jason Dean Spence challenges us to understand what values our customers have, to successfully retain them.

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Artificial intelligence

AI is a game changer – are you ready?

BY MARYJANE MARTIN | mj@mjmartinandco.com

As communicators, we may be charged with promoting the adoption of AI within our organization, Maryjane Martin highlights new developments we should be aware of as “PR Technology Testers.”

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Content

Accessibility in the digital age

BY MATISSE HAMEL-NELIS | matisse.hamel-nelis@cnib.ca

Matisse gives practical and needed advice for how to make social media posts more accessible on a variety of platforms. As she outlines, “It may take some time to get into the habit, but soon enough, creating accessible content will become second nature.”

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From the web

Featuring content from members’ blog posts, LinkedIn articles and video channels.

Crisis communications in action at Sheridan College

BY SHARON ASCHAIEK

When brands, and leaders, get political

BY JOHN DEVENEY

 

 

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