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The Canadian Embassy is taking its online presence to the next level through the launch of new online products and the enhancement of previous online publications.
By scanning the Canadian Embassy’s QR code, smartphone users in Korea can now easily access the embassy’s new mobile website.
In addition to reaching out to the Korean public, the embassy set out to meet the needs of Canadian studies academics with the launch of “Understanding Canada: Canadian Studies in Korea Newsletter.”
This publication will distribute information on Canadian studies programs and activities on a quarterly basis to almost 300 academic contacts in Korea.
Inside Canada Blog and the Embassy Newsletter also got a facelift with viewer-friendly cover pages and an easier subscription function.
More information can be had by visiting the embassy’s website at www.korea.gc.ca.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
By scanning the Canadian Embassy’s QR code, smartphone users in Korea can now easily access the embassy’s new mobile website.
In addition to reaching out to the Korean public, the embassy set out to meet the needs of Canadian studies academics with the launch of “Understanding Canada: Canadian Studies in Korea Newsletter.”
This publication will distribute information on Canadian studies programs and activities on a quarterly basis to almost 300 academic contacts in Korea.
Inside Canada Blog and the Embassy Newsletter also got a facelift with viewer-friendly cover pages and an easier subscription function.
More information can be had by visiting the embassy’s website at www.korea.gc.ca.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
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