POWER POINT PRESENTATION

1. Submitted By
Jilumol P George
Submitted To
Miss. Jeffey Mary Joseph

3. COMMUNICATION

4. INTRODUCTION
 The word communication originates from
‘communis’,a Greek word meaning ‘to make
common’.
 Communication is having a common experience
with other people
 The word communication means a wide variety of
things to different people

5. DEFINITION
 “Communication is the sharing of ideas and
meanings in a mode of mutuality”
Edgar Dale
• “Communication is the intercourse by words,letters
or message” Fred G Meyer

6. COMMUNICATION CYCLE
Sender
formulates
encodes
transmitts
message medium
Receiver
formulate
decodes
transmitts
message
medium

7. Components in the process of
communication
Sender/Source/Encoder :Source is a person or
event which provides verbal or non verbal cues to
which some one can respond
Message/Signals :message is the stimulus,
transmitted by the sender
Medium/Channel: Any media through which
communication is achieved can be termed as
communication media
Receiver /Decoder:The person who receives the
message/interprets the message.

8. Types of communication
i. Speaking-Listening:Eg:Listening to the radio
programme
ii. Visualising-Observing:Eg:Motion
film,Television,Drama
iii. Writing-Reading:Eg:Library books,Journals,
iv. Doing-Learning:This communication possible
through experimentation

9. Steps in communication
 Ideation by the sender: By the sender who must
create an idea or choose a fact to communicate.
 Encoding: The sender organises his idea into a
series of symbols which he feels will communicate
them to his target group the receiver(s)
 Transmission:Transmission conforms the
medium selected in the proceeding steps.

10.  Decoding:The message by which the receiver
makes meaning from the symbols encoded by the
sender.
 Response:In the final stage the receiver acts or
responds to the message.
• Receiver:The receiver who takes steps to
receive the message

11. Factors affecting communication
1. Factors related to the sender:
*The sender’s perception of the receiver
*The sender’s concept of the environment
*The sender’s self concept,self knowledge etc.
*The audience’s perception of sender
*The psychological readiness of the sender
*Personal factors like age,interest,health,skills etc.

12. 2.Factors related to learner:
*Intelligence
*Gender and age
*Needs and motivation
*Attitudes,beliefs and values
3. Factors related to atmosphere:
*Openness and supportiveness
*Devoid of noise
*Positiveness

13. Conclusion
 Communication means getting across an idea and
information to another person.
 Communication is always made with some
purpose.
 The purpose of communication is encoded in the
message and transmitted to its destination where
it is decoded and response made.

14. THANK YOU