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Summer 2020

 

Summer 2020: Technology and trends

In this issue of the Communicator, we are looking at “Technology and trends” — specifically how communications professionals have adapted their practice amidst the COVID-19 pandemic

About Communicator

Letter from the Editor in Chief

Technology and trends

BY FELICIA EMPEY | f.empey@gmail.com

Welcome to the Summer issue of the Communicator. Our theme is “Technology and trends.”

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Workplace

Communicating in the age of COVID: Technology and trends shaping our industry

BY SABRINA LAVI | www.opentext.com

Sabrina Lavi shares how the COVID-19 global pandemic has permeated almost every facet of our society.

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Audience

Rethinking your corporate events during COVID-19

BY ÁNGELA COLÓN | 

Ángela Colón shows how COVID-19 has changed the dynamics of corporate communication.

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Education

Boost your communications results with these 5 creative tools

BY MATTHEW COLLIS | matthewdcollis@gmail.com

 Matthew Collis has compiled his top five creative tools to help you inform and engage your audiences in a meaningful and effective way.

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From the web

More in-depth content related to this issue’s theme

Zoom Tips 25 Strategies to Make your Zoom Meetings & Webinars Awesome


Finding Work LIfe Balance When Working From Home


How to Combat Zoom Fatigue


Re-imagining communications in a COVID world

 

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