Communicating Online: Theories and Applications
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Copyright: 2024
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Communicating Online: Theories and Applications offers a concise, accessible approach to communication concepts. This text covers introductory communication, emphasizing how these concepts apply to mediated communication. Each chapter includes key theories, terms, application activities, and discussion questions. The text also includes multiple case studies that situate the concepts within relatable contexts. Additionally, hands-on application chapters explore public speaking, interviewing, and meeting management. Communicating Online is intended as an introductory text for both traditional and online classroom modalities.
Introduction
Part One: Communication Fundamentals
Chapter One: Communicating in a Changing World
Chapter Two: Communicating without Words: Nonverbal Communication
Chapter Three: Communicating Relationships: Interpersonal Communication
Chapter Four: Communicating with Shared Purpose: Organizational Communication
Chapter Five: Communicating Collectively: Small Groups and Teams
Part Two: Applied Skill Building
Chapter Six: Presentations
Chapter Seven: Meetings
Chapter Eight: Interviews
Conclusion
Katherine Hampsten, Ph.D, is a professor of communication studies. During her time at St. Mary’s, she has served in multiple capacities, including Assistant Department Chair, Graduate Program Director, Academic Assessment Coordinator and Assistant Dean. Hampsten’s scholarship and teaching focus on intersections of communication, gender and work.
She has presented dozens of conference papers at national and regional conferences, including those receiving top paper and panel recognition from the National Communication Association and Central States Communication Association. In 2016, the St. Mary’s Alumni Association awarded her the Distinguished Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching.