What was a significant change in communication introduced in Fall 1984?

The significant change in communication introduced in Fall 1984 was the decision to mail Teen Times to every FCCLA member. This initiative represented a major shift in how the organization reached out to and engaged with its members by ensuring that all members received a regular publication directly. This approach allowed for more consistent communication, information sharing, and program updates, fostering a stronger sense of community among members and enhancing their engagement with FCCLA activities.

The other options, while they may seem plausible in the evolution of communication methods, did not occur during this time period. Websites and online forums became more prevalent in later years with the rise of the internet, and podcasting emerged as a popular medium much later. Thus, mailing Teen Times directly to all members stands out as a unique and impactful advancement in communication for the organization in the specific context of that time.