This micro-course series offers you a space to learn effective communication concepts and skills before you have to apply them in real-world business environments. In this course, you will learn how the communication process, messages, and audiences are inter-related in business communications, and develop skills, habits, and strategies that support successful writing in various business communication formats and contexts. You will also learn about differences and similarities between key components of communication in written and oral communication.
Register
Step 1: This is an open course and you may access all the learning resources without needing to log in. Register an account on this site and enrol in this course if you want to receive email instructions and post comments on the course site.
You can register at the following link at the top of the page: 
If you are already logged in, you will see your name in place of “Log in/Register”. Clicking on your name will allow you to check or change your enrolment status.
Orient
Step 2: Explore the course website to find out what the course is
about, what is required and where the
syllabus, course materials and
learning activities are located. Complete your orientation by establishing your own personal learning environment and declaring yourself to the group using your own course blog.
Study
Step 3: Commence your study from the
syllabus page. You can study at your own pace or follow the course with the group. Instructions are posted on the
announcements page and you can monitor live interactions from the
course feed.
This micro-course series offers you a space to learn effective communication concepts and skills before you have to apply them in real-world business environments. In this course, you will learn how the communication process, messages, and audiences are inter-related in business communications, and develop skills, habits, and strategies that support successful writing in various business communication formats and contexts. You will also learn about differences and similarities between key components of communication in written and oral communication.
Step 1: This is an open course and you may access all the learning resources without needing to log in. Register an account on this site and enrol in this course if you want to receive email instructions and post comments on the course site.
You can register at the following link at the top of the page:
If you are already logged in, you will see your name in place of “Log in/Register”. Clicking on your name will allow you to check or change your enrolment status.