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Unit 2: Lesson 1 Forms of Communication

The document discusses different forms of communication, including face-to-face interaction, video communication, audio communication, and text-based communication. It provides details on each form, such as how face-to-face interaction allows people to establish relationships, how video communication can be effective but has disadvantages due to time zone differences, how audio communication only transmits voice and lacks body language cues, and how text-based communication has a wider reach but originally lacked video and audio. The document also discusses how communication and technology have evolved from messages to social media and how the Philippines is among the top countries for social media use.

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Unit 2: Lesson 1 Forms of Communication

The document discusses different forms of communication, including face-to-face interaction, video communication, audio communication, and text-based communication. It provides details on each form, such as how face-to-face interaction allows people to establish relationships, how video communication can be effective but has disadvantages due to time zone differences, how audio communication only transmits voice and lacks body language cues, and how text-based communication has a wider reach but originally lacked video and audio. The document also discusses how communication and technology have evolved from messages to social media and how the Philippines is among the top countries for social media use.

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Unit 2

LESSON 1

FORMS OF
COMMUNICATION
Communication Modes
Refers to the channel through which one
expresses his/her communicative intent.

Views or feelings can be communicated through;


1. Face –to-face Interaction
2. Video
3. Audio
4. Text-based
Face-to-face Interaction
Most common of all these modes
It is an informal or casual conversation
between two or more people.
People engage in social conversation to
establish relationships or maintain them.
It is one way of gaining new acquaintances
or friends.
“ First impression last” – negative or
positive image to the audience.
Video
Web cameras are used to communicate if face-to-
face is not possible/evident.
This could be very effective mode of
communication especially for people separated by
distance.
Used electronic communication/ video calls such
as;
a. skype
b. Viber
c. facebook messenger
d. whatsApp, etc.
A disadvantage is the time zone
difference between countries.

Make a necessary adjustments to


have a successful communication.
Audio
Means transmitted sound.
Only voice of the speaker is heard through
telephone, or answering machine.
If not online, a voice messenger or voice
mail can be sent.
The downside of this mode is not being able
to see the body language or cues of the
person you are talking to.
Audio communication mode is quite
difficult especially if you are listening to
people with different accents.

In relation to the World Englishes


paradigm, others speakers of English apart
from those who speak it as a native language
may find it peculiar listening to the accent of
the Filipinos and also to the producing of
sound.
Text-based Communication

Does not originally provide into video and audio


benefits, it has a wider reach and can disseminate
information to a bigger audience quickly.

These are e-mail, facsimile, text messaging, and


instant messaging.
Social networking sites such as; facebook, twitter,
and instagram offer text-based interaction
Lesson 2

Communication and
Technology
Communication in Social Media

In the past, these modes took the form


of handwritten messages, typewritten
messages, short telegrams, computer-
encoded text as well as landline
telephone conversation, and
audio/video recorded messages.
There are news report about the use of
social media in the Philippines

Pinoys top social media users,


according to study
US among bottom half
Slowest in Asia-Pacific
Internet use on the rise
Digital connectivity

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