This document discusses the key elements of communication including the sender, receiver, message, channels, noise, context, and feedback. It defines channels as the way a message travels to the receiver and lists different channel types such as face-to-face, print, electronic media, online media, and conventional vs new media. The document also covers the different types of feedback, communication modes, basic functions of communication in life, and concludes with thanks.

2. Elements of Communication
Sender
Receiver
Message
Channels
Noise internal noise
and external noise
Context
Feedback positive
feedback, negative
feedback, internal
feedback and external
feedback
Effect emotional,
physical and cognitive

3. Channels
Channel refers the way the
message travels to the receiver

4. Many kinds of Channel
Face to face
Visual message
Sense of touch/tactile
Sense of taste (from
smelling or tasting)
From sounds and
hearing
The channel of
organizational
(newsletter,memo,
company email)
Mass communication
(primary channels like
news paper , radio, film)

5. Weakness Strengths
Slow process and
distribution
Limitation of visual
No audio
Repeatable easily
copied
More detailbecause
there is no time limit
on decoding the
message
Can be Analyze more
deeply because
there is no time limit
we can re-read the
message repeat ably
Print media

6. Weakness Strengths
No repetition
Lack of detail
there is time limit
for the content to be
delivered
High cost
Fast from time
Audio visual
It can reach large
amount of audience
Electronic media

7. Conventional Media New Media
Conventional Media vs New
Media

8. Weakness Strengths
Lack Privacy
Lack of credibility
Very fast
Audio visual
Practical and
flexible
Potential to reach
large amount of
audience
Online Media

9. The feedback
Feedback is the respond originated
from the receiver in respond to the
message that was sent by the sender.

10. Types of Feedback
Positive feedback
Negative feedback
Immediate feedback
Delayed feedback

11. Communication Modes
Visual messages (something that can be seen)
Tactile messages (received by sense of touch)
Olfactory and gustatory messages (sense of
smell and taste)
Auditory messages (that can heard)

12. Basic Life Function
Courtship and mating
Reproduction
Parents offspring's
relation and
socialization
Navigation
Self-defense
Territoriality

13. Thank You for Your Attention!!!