Ge Comm-Ppt2
Ge Comm-Ppt2
2) Visual communication
is using speech or spoken
word to exchange information, emotions, and thoughts.
Conversely, is conveying
and exchanging messages without the use of spoken
words, such as facial expressions, gestures,
paralinguistics (such as loudness or tone of
voice)body language, proxemics or personal space,
eye gaze, haptics (touch), and appearance.
A. Types according to Mode
2) V i s u a l c o m m u n i c a t i o n u s e s s i g n s ,
symbols, imagery, maps, graphs, charts,
diagrams to convey information. Visuals
have greater success in catching attention.
Thus, graphic elements in presentations
such as color, size, shape, number of words,
design in must be considered with care.
A. Types according to Mode
q Face-to-face
q Video (Skype, Facebook messenger, Viber,
WhatsApp, Apple FaceTime)
q Audio (Telephone, voice message, voice mail)
q Text-based ( e-mail, facsimile, text messaging,,
social networking sites such as network sites
such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram)
Face-to-face Video Audio
Text-based
B. Types according to Context
2) Interpersonal Communication is an
interactive exchange between or among
interlocutors. It is meant to establish or deepen
one’s relationship with others. However, if the
objective is to achieve something at the end of the
conversation, it becomes transactional.
Casual talks
between friends Friendly
about experiences conversations
B. Types according to Context
Project Proposals
Research
Lectures, speech
C. Types according to Purpose
and Style
• Clarifies
• Listens
• Encourages empathically
• Acknowledges
• Restates/repeats
To make you an effective nonverbal communicator, you
should be a communicator who:
• Relaxes
• Opens up
• Leans toward the other person
• Establishes eye contact
• Shows appropriate facial expressions
BARRIER
CHANNEL
SENDER RECEIVER
(encodes) BARRIER (decodes)
FEEDBACK
BARRIER
BARRIER
Effective communication requires the message to be:
• Appropriate
• Affordable
• Appealing
The receiver should: