Communication

1. WELCOME
NEETHUMOL K N
B ED ENGLISH

3. CONTENTS
 What is communication?
Elements of communication process
Functions and Characteristics of
communication process.
Types of communication process
Barriers to communication

4. COMMUNICATION
Communication is an exachange of ideas,
facts, feelings, expressions,etc.
The word communication is derived from the
Latin term “COMMUNIS” which means “to
common

5. Sender
Sender of the message is the person who other
person with the objective of passing the message.
Message
Message is anything that is send and received.
Encoding
Encoding means that the message is translated
into a language or code suitable for transmission to
the intended receiver

7. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Group communication
Interposed communication
Mass line communication
Interactive communication

8. INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
Intrapersonal communication takes
place inside the mind of a person. It
includes the process of thinking, posing
questions, individual
reflection,contemplation and
meditation.

9. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
Interpersonal communication is an
interaction between two or more persons.

10. GROUP COMMUNICATION
Group communication is distinct in that it occurs
between three or more persons who perceive
themselves as belong to or being identified with a
group.

11. MASS COMMUNICATION
Mass communication is the process of delivering
informations, ideas and attitudes to sizeable and
diversified audience

12. INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATION
Communication via the new media such as
video on demand, teleshopping, computers and
the internet is usually termed as interactive
communication.

13. INTERPOSED COMMUNICATION
When a machine is intervened in interpersonal
communication, it is mediated communication or
interpersonal mediated communication.
Telephone conversation, online chatting are
examples.

14. INFORMAL COMMUNICATION
Informal communication arises on account of
informal relationship. This type of communication
develops spontaneously from personal and group
interests.

15. Personal barriers
Technical barriers
Semantic barriers
Organisational climate barriers

16. BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION
PERSONAL BARRIERS
A personal emotions; bias; perceptual variations;
competencies; mental faculties; five senses and
psychological problems.
TECHNICAL BARRIERS
The barriers which arise due to technological
malfunctions; wrong timing of communication and
physical obstructions.

17. BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION
SEMANTIC BARRIERS
Science of meanings is termed as semantics, semantic
barriers arise due to differences in meaning.A poor choice
of symbols or their confused meanings could destort
communication.
ORGANISATIONAL CLIMATE BARRIERS
These are the barriers that are created due to problems in
the culture of the organisation and also due to lack of
proper directions of the authorities.

18. FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION
•Information
•Entertainment
•Education
•Reinforce
•Socialize
•Activated
•Change or persuade
•Focus attention
•Create ties of union
•Ethicise

19. THANKS