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    Oral Communication in The Context

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    The document summarizes oral communication and how it takes place. Communication is defined as the purposeful exchange of information between two or more participants to convey meaning. It is a two-way process where a transmitter sends a message and the receiver understands the intended meaning through various channels like speech, gestures, touch, and more. Effective communication requires transmitting facts in a way that the intended meaning is delivered and recognized.

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    The document summarizes oral communication and how it takes place. Communication is defined as the purposeful exchange of information between two or more participants to convey meaning. It is a two-way process where a transmitter sends a message and the receiver understands the intended meaning through various channels like speech, gestures, touch, and more. Effective communication requires transmitting facts in a way that the intended meaning is delivered and recognized.

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    Louie Corpin
    The document summarizes oral communication and how it takes place. Communication is defined as the purposeful exchange of information between two or more participants to convey meaning. It is a two-way process where a transmitter sends a message and the receiver understands the intended meaning through various channels like speech, gestures, touch, and more. Effective communication requires transmitting facts in a way that the intended meaning is delivered and recognized.

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    Oral Communication in the

    Context
    Louie Corpin - Teacher
    What is
    communication?
    It is the purposeful activity of
    information exchange among two or
    more participants with the aim of
    conveying or receiving the intended
    meanings.
    The word communication comes from the
    word ‘communis’ which means common.
    Communication therefore is an act when a
    person imparts knowledge, feelings, ideas and
    information with the intention of getting a
    common understanding of the significance,
    intention, and use of the message.
    How Communication
    Takes Place?
    Communication is a two way process, consisting of a
    transmitter and a receiver. Hence, it is necessary that
    transmitting facts may be in a manner that its intended meaning
    is delivered and the receiver recognizes the use of the message.
    Then it becomes a two-way process.
    The Nature of
    Channels
    Communication
    .
    Sound
    Clapping of Hands

    Speech and Language/ Vocalization

    Foot Tapping
    Vision
    Facial Expressions

    Eye Contacts

    Gestures

    Body Language
    Touch and Physical Contact
    Handshakes
    Cuddling
    Patting
    Tapping
    Kissing
    Hugging
    Content in two columns

    Content A Content B

    Content itself is what the end-user Content itself is what the end-user
    derives value from also can refer to derives value from also can refer to
    the information provided through the the information provided through the
    medium, the way in which medium, the way in which
    Content in three columns

    Content A Content B Content C

    Content itself is what the Content itself is what the Content itself is what the
    end-user derives value from end-user derives value from end-user derives value from
    also can refer to the also can refer to the also can refer to the
    information provided information provided information provided
    through the medium, through the medium, through the medium,
    A Picture Is
    Worth A
    Thousand Words

    Itself is what the end-user derives value


    from also.
    Use big images to show your ideas
    Shapes to explain ideas

    Your Title Your Title Your Title

    Write your Write your Write your


    description here description here description here

    Your Title Your Title

    Write your Write your


    description here description here
    Features with icons

    Service 01 Service 02 Service 03


    Tables to compare data

    A B C

    Content A 100 200 400

    Content B $67,000 $56,000 $78,000

    Content C 4500 60000 $8,000


    World Map

    USA Europe
    19,450000
    19,450000

    Brasil
    19,450000
    56,790,500
    Write here your big numbers
    Funny Facts

    56,790,500 56,790,500
    Revenue from sales Users around the world

    130%
    Project Achievements
    The Process

    01 Title 01
    Write here your description

    02 Title 02
    Write here your description

    03 Title 03
    Write here your description

    04 Title 04
    Write here your description
    Features with icons

    Content A Content B Content C

    Itself is what the end-user Itself is what the end-user Itself is what the end-user
    derives value from also can refer derives value from also can refer derives value from also can refer
    to the information to the information to the information

    Content D Content E Content F


    Itself is what the end-user Itself is what the end-user Itself is what the end-user
    derives value from also can refer derives value from also can refer derives value from also can refer
    to the information to the information to the information
    Use charts to present data

    60

    50 Title 01 Title 03

    40

    30
    Title 02 Title 04

    20

    10

    Title 05 Title 06
    Mobile App
    Itself is what the end-user derives value
    from also can refer is what.
    Laptop Project
    Itself is what the end-user derives value from
    also can refer is what.
    Desktop Project
    Itself is what the end-user derives value from
    also can refer is what.
    Thanks!
    Any questions?

    You can find me at: @username


    myemail@domain.com
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