This document defines key terms related to communication and transmission of information. It defines transmission as the process of encoding and sending a message through a channel to a receiver. It also defines information as the data or message being transmitted, the source as where the information comes from, and the receiver as the person receiving the message. Additional terms defined include signalling systems, non-verbal communication cues, semiotics, feedback, participants, intention, interaction, communicative modalities, auditory/visual/vocal channels, ideas, aesthetic, social rapport, and play.
This document defines key terms related to communication and transmission of information. It defines transmission as the process of encoding and sending a message through a channel to a receiver. It also defines information as the data or message being transmitted, the source as where the information comes from, and the receiver as the person receiving the message. Additional terms defined include signalling systems, non-verbal communication cues, semiotics, feedback, participants, intention, interaction, communicative modalities, auditory/visual/vocal channels, ideas, aesthetic, social rapport, and play.
This document defines key terms related to communication and transmission of information. It defines transmission as the process of encoding and sending a message through a channel to a receiver. It also defines information as the data or message being transmitted, the source as where the information comes from, and the receiver as the person receiving the message. Additional terms defined include signalling systems, non-verbal communication cues, semiotics, feedback, participants, intention, interaction, communicative modalities, auditory/visual/vocal channels, ideas, aesthetic, social rapport, and play.
in which a sender encodes a message and transmits it through a channel to a receiver . Ex : sender……………………receiver. Information : the data or the message that we want to transmit or the knowledge shared. Ex : my mother inform me that we will not be able to go to the park . Message : the data that we need to transmit it can be written or oral. Source : anything from which something comes. Ex : the person who inspires you . Receiver : to receive something we call it the listener or the audience or decoder. Ex : A …….B Signalling system : is the exchange of information between involved points in the network that set up, control each telephone call. Non-verbal features and gestures and facial expressions: communication include facial expressions such as body language, gestures, eye(proxemics). Semiotics : is to create meaning by studying signs and symbols. Feedback : is audience’s response ,it enables you to evaluate the effectiveness of your message. Participants : are speaker’s and listener’s (sender , receiver ) Intention : is a plan to do a specific things behind a specific action sets . Interaction : is an action which is influenced by other action . Ex : conversation. Communicative modalities : each act was coded based on four possible modalities ;gestures speech, sign language, point ,waves…etc Auditory,visual,vocal : the use of sound to send or receive information (channel). Ideas : are information shared between a group of people ,or a plan of doing something . Aesthetic : concerned with beauty artistic or appearance. Social rapport : the links of interdependence which are established between the individuals and groups . Play : to play in a manner such that one has fun ,to engage in activities expressly for the purpose of recreation or entertainment.