From this module on measuring good communication, I learned that effective communication isn’t just about sending a message—it’s about ensuring that the message is clearly understood and leads to the intended outcome. Key elements like clarity, tone, feedback, and active listening are essential for successful communication, especially in an online environment where nonverbal cues are limited.
I also learned the importance of setting clear communication guidelines and using tools like rubrics or feedback surveys to assess and improve communication practices regularly.
I intend to apply these principles by being more mindful of how I craft my messages, asking for feedback to confirm understanding, and encouraging open dialogue in group projects or discussions. This approach will help foster better collaboration and reduce misunderstandings in any communication setting I’m involved in.
