REVIEWER IN ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT

History of Communication

Communication in Ancient Times

- 3200 BC wring was invented in Iraq and Egypt

- First means of communication was human voice (invented 1500 BC in China)

1500-1800

- The invention of traditional way of printing

- Chinese invented the printing block.
- In Europe in mid 15th century they invented printer press.

WHAT IS COMMUNICATION?

Communication from the latinterm “communis” which means to shareand inform ideas,
feelings, etc.

- It is the act of transmitting intended meanings from entity or group to another through the
use of mutually understood signs and semotic rules.

It is the process of sharing and conveying message or information from one person to another
within and across channels, context, media, and cultures (McCornack, 2014)

SPEECH OR ORAL COMMUNICATION

- Is the exchange of verbal messages with the employment of non-verbal cues such as
tone of voice, bodily actions, eye communication and others.

COMMUNICATION

 FACE TO FACE INTERACTION

 A GROUP DISCUSSION

 A PHONE CONVERSATION

 A MEETING OR INTERVVIEW

 A LETTER CORRESPONDENCE

 A CLASS RECITATION

Nature of Communication
 1. Communication is a process – step by step

2. Communication is systematic - pattern

3. Communication is symbolic – it can be easily understood through the use of certain

symbols with the association of verbal and non-verbal cues.

4. Communication involves meaning

2 Types of Communication

1. Verbal - voice
2. Non-Verbal - gestures, facial expressions, eye communication, body language, hand
signals (sign language)
3.

PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION

1. The speaker generates an idea.

2. The speaker encodes an idea or converts the idea into words or actions.

3. The speaker transmits or sends out a message.

4. The receiver gets the message.

5. The receiver decodes or interprets message based on the context.

6. The receiver sends or provides feedback.

Prepared by :

Ms. SherijoyBaluyut
Instructor