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Organizational Communication For Adult Education & Training

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In this course, learners apply written and oral communication principles to their roles as trainers and adult educators. Learners demonstrate how to persuade a variety of stakeholders through applicable communication channels. Learners examine the role of perception, techniques, and business justifications related to effective communication. The course includes topics about oral and written communication, interpersonal and intercultural communication, and tools for collaborative learning.

This graduate-level course is 6 weeks This course is available as part of a degree or certificate program. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 6 weeks

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    Employing Technology and Presentation Skills

    • Recognize authenticity when communicating through social media.
    • Assess effectiveness of presentation skills.

    • Develop competencies in presentations and technology for effective organizational communication.

    • Identify electronic media available for teaching and training.

    Trends Influencing Organizational Communication in Adult Education and Training

    • Identify diversity and multicultural issues in the organization that affect communication methodologies.
    • Define ethical issues in the field of adult education and training.

    • Develop a personal code of ethics relative to workplace issues facing the adult learner.

    • Identify trends in social responsibility and address how trends affect the organization.

    • Identify trends in online job searches, résumé writing, and effective communication during the hiring process.

    Understanding the Role of Communication in Team Dynamics

    • Discuss the roles of groups and teams in organizational communication.

    • Examine the importance of audience and diverse attitudes in effective communication.

    • Demonstrate an understanding of work group dynamics and working cohesively in groups.

    Identifying the Importance of Organizational Communication and Its Core Functions

    • Evaluate the role communication plays in the organization.

    • Identify target audiences in organizational communication.

    • Analyze the role of communication as an educator and a trainer to prepare learners for the global workplace.
    • Identify organizational communication theories and processes associated with organization assimilation, decision-making, conflict management, and leadership.

    Applying Effective Communications Processes

    • Plan an effective messaging strategy based on an audience-centered approach.

    • Discuss audience-centered message creation and language choice.

    • Evaluate effective content and style in organizational communication.

    Creating Informational and Persuasive Messages

    • Analyze effective informational and persuasive messages.
    • Recommend ways that conflict can be effectively managed.

    • Describe organizational conflict and the individual’s role in handling conflict effectively.

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