Name: keziah antonio

Section: grade 11 stem 2

Task 3: Search and study about Shannon-Weaver Model and Transaction Model. Compare and contrast
the two models using Venn Diagram, and explain their strengths and weakness.

-process of continuous change and

-Frequently introduced to students of transformation where every
human communication early in their study component is changing such as the
people, their environments and the
-originally designed for telephone -similar in both
medium used
communication pose obstacles
to be efficient or -refers to a model in which interactions
-identified with technological and technical productive in two directions are considered
aspect of communication communication together
-specially designed to develop the effective -they have the -two people communicate with
communication between sender and ability to multiple messages through what may
receiver. transmits the be multiple channels and with parallel
-The model deals with various concepts like message or messages
Information source, transmitter, Noise, information to
the receiver. -mostly used for interpersonal
channel, message, receiver, channel,
communication
information destination, encode and
decode - also called circular model of
communication.

Strengths of Shannon- weaver model

It explains the barriers to effective communication very well

It breaks down communication into understandable parts
Transferable to multiple situations

Weakness of Shannon- weaver model

It’s a Linear Model / There’s insufficient regard for Feedback

It doesn’t account for power relationships
it doesn’t address one-to-many communication

strengths of transaction model

The model shows sender and receiver mutual field knowledge.

Transactional model talks about sending messages, noise and feedback at the same time.
The most or people consider it as formal form of communication.

Weakness of transaction model

very complex.
The sender and the recipient must both understand the codes that the other sends. And they
each have to have a specific "code book"