Communication

When emailing TMU Faculty & Staff, you MUST use your Toronto Met email address (@torontomu.ca).

It's the 'official means of communication' - This will be the only method in which important information is relayed (TMU Policy 157).

Successful relationships, whether in our personal, academic or professional lives, depend on effective communication.

Communication can make the difference in how we relate to others and how quickly or effectively we can troubleshoot issues. Now that such a considerable amount of our daily lives is facilitated by the internet, digital communication skills are essential to ensure messages are delivered and received correctly, and virtual wires are not crossed in the process.

Some forms of online communication do not allow immediate feedback, so it is essential to present clear and effective messages in order to be successful.

“When the trust account is high, communication is easy, instant, and effective.”

Stephen R. Covey, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change

Tip sheets

Netiquette Guidelines

How to Communicate Efficiently with Professors

Tips for Group Work Success

Submitting an Ethical Complaint

Tutorial: How to Join an Online Meeting or Lecture

Tutorial: Collaborating with G Suite

Apps & tech

Disclaimer: TMU and TRSM does not officially endorse the external apps and sites listed here, and may not be held responsible for any technological issues that arise from their use. Please use at your own discretion.

G Suite at TMU

Guide: How to use Google Meet

TMU Zoom toolbox

Grammarly: Free online writing assistant

Accessibility software

TMU is committed to providing accessible learning and employment spaces for students, employees and members of our community. TMU's computing and Communications Services offer users various assistive software to ensure equal access to information and computer applications.

View list of available software