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Minimizing Communication Tool Overload

Achurch

Remember when you only needed your phone, email, and sparkling personality to communicate at work? You need the support of management if you want to improve the state of communication and collaboration in your office. Establish Communication Guidelines. Embrace Asynchronous Communication and Collaboration.

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Holiday decorations: Creating fair, easy-to-follow, and owner-supported guidelines

Ungrated

Community associations across the country are coming alive with festive lights and holiday decorations. Many have guidelines for homeowners to follow that detail the timing of when decorations may be displayed before and after the holiday and the hours when lights may be turned on, among other policies.

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Online communities 101: The benefits of leveraging an online community platform

Nimble AMS

An online community is a group of people with a shared interest or purpose who choose to connect and communicate virtually. Some examples of online communities include a LinkedIn or Facebook group where industry professionals connect. You can also find online communities on Twitter (X), Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit.

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Association Brain Food: 12.22.23

Reid All About it

Tracy King of InspirEd describes the advantages of microlearning for your new member onboarding process. She says, “Microlearning can deliver a personalized choose-your-adventure experience incentivizing calls to action that help new members access their member benefits and feel the belonging within your professional community.”

Analysis 291
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7 essentials for your association’s online community strategy

Nimble AMS

Active committees and/or special interest groups . Community guidelines. Establish guidelines to set a standard for how members should interact in the community and to define under what conditions certain interactions might be moderated. For example: “Welcome to the online community for [your association’s name]!

Strategy 133
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Does Your Governance Structure Need a Reboot?

Associations Now

There’s similar softness when it comes to committees: Only 28 percent of boards say they set desired strategic outcomes for their committees. As the report puts it: “Without such oversight, committees and task forces can take on a life of their own with yearly goals and activities not aligned with organizational strategy.”

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A Strong Online Community Starts by Supporting Community Managers

Associations Now

Sturdy Chain of Command As part of their work, community managers may receive negative comments from frustrated members who had a post rejected. When this happens to Austin, she knows she can fall back on her editorial board—ASCE’s volunteer committee that is responsible for making decisions about questionable content.

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