Visual communication includes visual displays of information through various mediums like topography, photography, signs, symbols and designs. Body language, facial expressions, gestures, posture, appearance, touch, distance and visual symbols are all important forms of non-verbal visual communication. Information can also be presented visually through tables, charts, diagrams, graphs and other presentation methods. Special communication methods involve the use of signals, lights, drums and smoke signals while aesthetic communication occurs through creative expressions like music, dance and art.
The Comprehensive Analysis of Educational Philosophy of Swami Vivekananda and Its Relevance in Modern India With Special Reference To His Man Making Concept of Education.
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Visual communication includes visual displays of information through various mediums like topography, photography, signs, symbols and designs. Body language, facial expressions, gestures, posture, appearance, touch, distance and visual symbols are all important forms of non-verbal visual communication. Information can also be presented visually through tables, charts, diagrams, graphs and other presentation methods. Special communication methods involve the use of signals, lights, drums and smoke signals while aesthetic communication occurs through creative expressions like music, dance and art.
Visual communication includes visual displays of information through various mediums like topography, photography, signs, symbols and designs. Body language, facial expressions, gestures, posture, appearance, touch, distance and visual symbols are all important forms of non-verbal visual communication. Information can also be presented visually through tables, charts, diagrams, graphs and other presentation methods. Special communication methods involve the use of signals, lights, drums and smoke signals while aesthetic communication occurs through creative expressions like music, dance and art.
Visual communication includes visual displays of information through various mediums like topography, photography, signs, symbols and designs. Body language, facial expressions, gestures, posture, appearance, touch, distance and visual symbols are all important forms of non-verbal visual communication. Information can also be presented visually through tables, charts, diagrams, graphs and other presentation methods. Special communication methods involve the use of signals, lights, drums and smoke signals while aesthetic communication occurs through creative expressions like music, dance and art.
of information, like, topography, photography, signs, symbols and designs.
Television and video clips and computer
displays are the electronic form of visual communication. 1.Body language: Body language is a form of visual communication, which consists of posture, gestures, facial expressions, eye movements etc. • Facial expression: A facial expression is one or more motions or positions of the muscles in the skin of face. Facial expressions for happiness, sadness, anger and fear are similar throughout the world. Proverb says, “Face is the index of mind.”
• Gestures: Gestures refers to visible bodily actions communicate
particular messages which include movement of the hands, face, eyes, head or other parts of the body. • Posture: Posture indicates the position in which we hold the body when standing or sitting. It can help to communicate visually.
• Appearance and dress: Our clothes and dresses provide a good
visual signal to our interest, age, personality, taste and sex. Our choice of colour, clothing, hairstyles and other factors affecting appearance are also considered a means of visual communication. Research on colour psychology has demonstrated that different colours can evoke different moods.
• Touch: Touch is culturally determined; but each culture has a clear
concept of what parts of the body one may not touch. Basic message of touch is to affect or control-protect, support and disapprove [(i.e. hug, kiss, hit, kick)]. Space or proximity: People often refer to their need or “Personal space”, which is also an important type of visual communication. If someone you don’t know stands too close or touches too often, you will probably begin to feel uncomfortable. 3. Distance: Distance is also an important type of visual communication tool. The physical distance between the people expresses the degree or level of intimacy, acceptance and comfort. 4. Visual symbols: Visual symbols are also used from long ago. For example, pigeon, tiger and white flag are used as the symbol of peace, brave and alliance respectively. 5. Signal: Signal is use in various situations as the tool of visual communication. 6. Table, chart, diagram etc: Table, chart, diagram etc. are used in data presentation. Presentation methods of visual communication: There are many ways through which information and message can be presented. If you want to ensure the effectiveness of the presentation, you should select the most appropriate way. Some of the ways of presenting information are: Tabulation, bar charts, line graph, pie charts, pictograms, maps, diagrams, cartograms, flow charts, visual planning boards, commuter graphics, Gantt charts etc. Special Methods Communication Special methods includes signs. This is the mechanical type of communication, which includes the use of signal flags such as used by ships, military salutes, horns, and sirens. Drums as those used by tribal Africans and smoke signals as used by American Indians in the old West. Also lights such as those used to communicate to airplanes and jets are a type of communication. Aesthetic communication takes place through creative expressions such as playing a musical instrument, dancing, painting and sculpturing. Symbolic communication is the use of religious, status, or ego-building symbols.
The Comprehensive Analysis of Educational Philosophy of Swami Vivekananda and Its Relevance in Modern India With Special Reference To His Man Making Concept of Education.
"Unarvu" Impact Assessment of The Community Radio Awareness Programme For Tribal Development in Wayanad District, Kerala Community Radio Mattoli, Wayanad, India