Okay, we all enjoy “slack”, but this is about Slack the app. ?There will be a Slack podcast episode to help explain it within the next week.
We all get too many emails from too many people in election season, they are hard to organize and you can not do project collaboration with those not on an email chain. In a large group one team maybe doing work that impacts or effects another but if you don’t know what the right hand is doing you are kind of missing the right hand. Slack is like a collection of bulletin boards (“Channels”) which you can join or ignore according to your needs. You can also have ad hoc private conversations with one or more other members. Members and PCs will be able to know where the event team or PC team or any other team is with their lasted stellar planning.
A Slack “workspace” has been set up for LTDO and PCs and team members have been sent out a number of invitations. If you receive an invitation, please accept it and give it a try because in the free Slack plan the number of invitations we can send is determined by the acceptance rate.
There is a knack for using Slack that takes some experience to acquire, and the more people try it out, the faster we can all be on the same page during this critical election cycle. This is the best free option to communicate in an organized manner that allows us all to be on the same page. If you need help, bring it to a meeting and someone (Mark of Diane) will help you with it, or contact Mark at mjspieglan@gmail.com Thanks!
