communication-channels

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Communication-channels' are ways of delivering messages from one person or group to another. They might be verbal or nonverbal, and can include phone, email, meetings, or social media platforms.

Examples in Different Contexts

In corporate communication, 'communication channels' are the routes of information flow within and outside an organization, like newsletters, press releases, or town hall meetings. A communications director might say, 'It's vital to keep our communication channels clear and effective to maintain transparency with employees and stakeholders.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Our project updates are late and we need a more efficient way to stay informed. We should consider a different approach.

Response:

I agree, we could use a dedicated communication-channel, like an internal newsletter for project updates.

Academics

Scenario:

The research findings are not reaching enough of our academic community. We should consider exploring more publication avenues.

Response:

Organizing a monthly webinar can be an effective communication-channel to disseminate our research findings.