2. COMMUNICATION
• Communication is a process of transferring
information from one entity to another

3. PICTOGRAM

4. PICTOGRAM
Since language differences
can create barriers to
understanding
A pictogram is a symbol
which represents a concept or
an object.

5. USES
• Pictograms remain in common use today; for
example the symbols on public train stations
airports,

6. • chemical hazard label, A
chemical hazard label is a
pictogram applied to
containers of dangerous
chemical compounds to
indicate the specific risk.
• common set of pictograms are
the laundry symbols Laundry
symbols also called care
symbols are pictograms which
represent different methods of
washing, drying, dry-cleaning
and ironing clothing.

7. USES
• The cultural differences can be seen on toilets
for "men" and "women“ pictograms.

8. In Africa In Iran

9. IN PARIS IN BANGLORE

10. PEACE FLAG IN ITALY AND ROME
PEACE DOVE IN ISLAM &
CHRISTAINTY
PEACE OLIVE

11. DOT PICTOGRAMS
• the United States
Department of
Transportation (DOT)
• The DOT pictograms are
a set of pictograms used to
convey information useful
to travelers without using
words.

13. ADVANTAGES
• Pictograms are visually
standardized.
• it clear, semantically
unambiguous, adaptable and,
above all, simple.
• Easy to understand to the people
spoke different languages.

14. DISADVANTAGES
• There are not Picto images
for all words.
• some pictograms create
confusion

15. No Smoking. No Photography. No….Bombs..!?