Le communicateur et la mesure, deux solitudes. Enquête sur la place accordée à la compréhension des mesures dans les formations québécoises en communication
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https://doi.org/10.14428/rcompro.vi9.61633Keywords:
indicators, analytics, digital, metrology, Quebec, digital communication programsAbstract
This article analyses the place given to understanding the measures associated with communication actions in Quebec programs dealing with digital communication. These professions are making more and more systematic use of tools making it possible to measure the traces of the activities of the target audiences or those caused by communication actions. However, a gap is regularly observed both between their systematic use and their controversial recognition by practitioners, but also between their preponderant place within the activities of practitioners and the lack of understanding they and they seem to have some. This paradox has given rise to the hypothesis that ease of access to these measures is not linked to a better training in their strategical use. the place of measurement training in Quebec digital communication programs. The analysis of the programs offered in Quebec confirms this hypothesis. This observation leads us to conclude on the training needs that would allow the recognition of a true metrology for communicators.
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