As human beings, we communicate every day with others, whether that is with what we say, how we say it, or our body language. With being in an online course, it can be difficult to effectively describe your ideas in a way where other students can understand the point you are making. How can you make sure your ideas are communicated in the best way for everyone to understand? What specific tips of effective communication do you think would benefit you in your personal and professional life?
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