1. Communicate Effectively at Work Wrap-Up

Whether you are communicating small  details or brainstorming big ideas,   it’s critical that information is conveyed  in ways that everyone on the job can access,   participate in, and understand. In this unit, you used digital   tools to communicate several types of  important work-related information.  You created and shared a meeting agenda in Google  Docs, then facilitated an online meeting in   Google Meet and took notes in a document.

You gathered feedback to help make more informed work decisions using Google Forms,  then viewed form responses in a spreadsheet.  You digitally collaborated with a partner to  write a proposal in a document, so you could   get support and approval for an idea. You made a presentation in Google   Slides that communicates something  about your work to an audience.  The skills you learned in this unit are useful  in many types of workplace communication.   You could make and share a document to brainstorm  ideas with a group for workplace improvements,   then host an online meeting  to choose the best ideas.  You could use a digital form to schedule  shift changes and vacation time.  A slides presentation might help you communicate  status and schedule updates for a project.  Collaborating and communicating using  digital tools like the ones in this unit   will help you facilitate more  effective workplace communication.