Offered a series of best practices for communicating with technology. Best practices are procedures or actions that are considered correct in most situations. But technology is always changing, so how we use the tech to communicate changes, too. Furthermore, cultural, societal, and organizational norms and expectations affect the ways we act and the ways our actions are received. The "best practices" we describe will never fit all situations or organizations.

What other best practices for communicating with technology would you suggest for workplace communication?

Are there practices listed in the text that are no longer accurate? What would replace them?

Are there practices that seem unique to your workplace? If so$,$ what is their purpose? How do they seem to support $($or inhibit$)$ effective communication?