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Goodbye email and intranet portals; hello cloud-powered, integrated, collaborative platforms! Digital technology enables colleagues working on a team to connect and work together, no matter how remote their location. Quick, reliable communication enables and facilitates working together as people telecommute from home.

In this course, you'll learn the benefits of virtual collaboration when working with others, best practices for its successful implementation and how to choose the right collaboration technology. You'll also learn how to avoid common mistakes when rolling out virtual collaboration. And you’ll explore the key steps for leading and being a part of a virtual team.

This course was developed with experts in the subject matter provided by the International Institute for Analytics (iianalytics.com).

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Exploring virtual collaboration
• Identify the benefits of virtual collaboration
• Identify best practices for enabling virtual collaboration
• Recognize the considerations for choosing collaboration technology
• Describe how to avoid common mistakes in rolling out virtual collaboration at an organization
• Identify key best practices for leading a virtual team
• Identify key best practices for virtual team members
• Knowledge Check: Virtual Collaboration

Estimated Course Duration: 24 minutes (0.5 CPE)

Delivery Method: Online Self-Study

Field of Study: Communications and Marketing

Program Level: Basic

Advance Preparation/Prerequisites: None

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