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Chapter 6

ICT Applications
6.1: Communications

Ms. Masarrah
Learning Objectives

• State the types of communications and its purposes

• Describe the three types of communication applications


(paper based, computer based, mobile based)

• Explain the advantages and disadvantages of each types of


communication applications
Types of Communication

Types of
Communication

Communication Mobile
Media Communication
The Purposes

Communication Media Mobile Communication


• The use of ICT has brought • Smartphones are mobile
major changes in the way we devices that can be used for
communicate with each other many methods of
on a personal level and the communications.
way that organizations • Used for voice or phone calls.
communicate. • SMS allows user to send sh0rt
text messages to each other.
Communication Media Application

Newsletter

E-
Publications Multimedia Posters
Presentation

Media Websites
Streaming Audio and Video
communication
Communication Media Application
Purposes
Newsletters
• News, updates and information issued to the 1) Use to give updates on progress and new
members of a society or other organizations. developments
2) Use word processing and desktop publishing
software.
Posters
• A large printed sheet containing text and
pictures which is displayed in a public space.
1) Intended to communicate one message
• Contain less text and information. rather than being document contain lots of
topics (advertised products and events).
Websites
• A collection of web pages.
• Contain text, graphics, audio, video and links to other 1) For entertainment.
pages. 2) To advertise an organization or product
• Hosted on a web server on the internet. 3) To allow users to upload and download files
Communication Media Application
Multimedia Purposes
Presentation
• Presentation that uses a mixture of different media 1) To present information effectively and to
such as text, video, audio, images. maintain the interest of the viewer.
2) Create educational tutorials

Audio and Video


Communication

• Audio communication: any form of transmission that 1) Used for comedy, storytelling, and
is based on sound, speaking, and hearing. providing information through podcasts.
• Video communication: any form of transmission 2) Used in education, entertainment and by
based on moving pictures as well as sound organizations to advertise and promote
products.
Example of Communication Media Application
Media Purposes
Streaming
• Continuous transmission of audio or video files to a 1) Used for entertainment where users can
user. watch films and listen to music stored on
• File being streamed is stored remotely and streaming remote servers.
happens in real-time. 2) Used by television channels for live events
• Example: Live streaming (Football matches).

E-Publications
• Digital materials published online such as e-books or
digital magazines and e-newspaper.
• E-reader: a device on which you can read e- 1) Used for educational purposes.
publications. 2) Used by book publishers and organizations
for you to read and download.
Example of Mobile Communication

Voice over internet protocol


• Allows the use of the internet to carry voice data when making phone calls.
• Used when making video calls over the internet using the device’s camera, speaker and
monitor.
• Example: WhatsApp and Facetime

Accessing the internet


• Mobile devices can access the internet using either Wi-Fi or a mobile or cellular network.
• Most people use third generation (3G), (4G) and (5G) technology.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Both Communication Types

Advantages Disadvantages
• Easy to access information
• Costing and expensive

• Can be shared globally • Must have internet


connection

• More interactive • A bit complex and skills is


needed
• Saving time to access
information
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