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Slack began as a simple messaging tool for a video game company, but at the time of its launch to the public as a communication tool for organizations, 8,000 people signed up in just 24 hours. Now, there are over 10 million daily active users from across the globe. Slack connects users and their organizations in a way that allows for seamless conversation, the sharing of data, and the utilization of popular applications all in one virtual space.
You will learn about the evolution of Slack, how to install and set up Slack on your personal computer, and how to connect your account to your organization or email. From there, we’ll take a look at Slack Profiles and how customization in your Slack report reflects what you prefer to share about yourself and your role. We’ll cover the nature of Statuses and how to know the availability of other team members. A simple status message provides others insight into whether you’re available and the best times to reach you. Slack is a great tool you can customize to communicate with your coworkers quickly and efficiently.
You'll learn what Slack is and how it evolved, how to install Slack and create an account, how to connect your account to your organization or email, and how to set up and manage profiles and statuses.
It is designed for people getting started with Slack who want to install it, build a profile, and navigate Slack features to communicate with coworkers.
The lessons cover What is Slack?, Installing Slack and Creating an Account, and Setup and Management of Profiles and Statuses.
A simple status message provides others insight into whether you're available and the best times to reach you, helping team members know each other's availability.
It supports basic internet skills, learning agility, quick learning, and familiarity with learning platforms and online tutorials.