The document discusses the linear model of communication. It begins by introducing the topic and listing the students and facilitator for the class. It then provides definitions for the linear model of communication, describing it as a one-way transmission of messages without immediate feedback. Examples of the linear model in everyday communication are given, such as television, radio advertisements, and print materials.

1. UNIVERSIDAD
ESPECIALIZADA DE LAS
AMÉRICAS
EXTENSION OF CHIRIQUÍ
SPECIAL EDUCATION AND
PEDAGOGY FACULTY
BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN
TEACHING ENGLISH
SPEECH I
FACILITATOR:
Rafael Mojica
STUDENTS:
Arcia, Karla
González, Nayelis
Quintero, Erickxa
Linear Model of
Communication
Advances
Advances
Disadvantages
Disadvantages
Annexes
Annexes
Copies given by the
Professor.
Infographic:
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model-of-
communication-
definition-
examples.html
The linear model of
communication
emphasizes the one-way
transmission of
messages, lacking
immediate interaction
and feedback.
Although simple, it is
still relevant in the
study of everyday
communication, serving
as a fundamental
concept in this field.
April 8th, 2024
Important details
Important details

2. The linear model of
communication refers to
refers to how a message,
the content of the
information being sent,
is transmitted from a
sender to a receiver.
The linear model is seen
in everyday
communication, such
as:
Television
Advertisements
Radio commercials
Print materials.
What is Linear Model
of Communication?
What is Linear Model
of Communication?
The linear model of
communication it
involves a one-way flow
of information,
resembling a ñine, and is
commonly observed in
everyday communication
such as advertisements
and print materials.
Introduction
Introduction
Parts of the Model of
Communication
Parts of the Model of
Communication