2.  AKANSHA TEWARI
 RINKU KHAWAS
 KUNAL
 TUSHAR

3. MANAGEMENT
COMMUNICATION
FACULTY STUDENT
COMMUNICATION CHANNEL

4. •Instant Messaging
•Email
• Website
•Voice Mail
•Social Networking Sites
•Text Messages/Sms
•Voice /Video Call
•Blog

5. Text Message/
SMS
Text messaging, or
texting, is the
exchange of brief
written text messages
between two or more
mobile phones or fixed
or portable devices
over a phone network

6. Email
Although email is not
brand new, there are
definitely new and
innovative ways of
accessing this tool
remotely and without the
usage of a computer.
Eg-Yahoo Mail
•Gmail
•Hotmail
•Wndows Live etc

7. Website
A website, also written
as Web site, web site, or
simply site, is a set of
related web pages
containing content such
as text, images, video,
audio, etc. A website is
hosted on at least one
web server, accessible via
a network such as the
Internet or a private local
area network through an
Internet address

8. Blog
A BLOG is a
Web site on
which an
individual or
group of users
record opinions,
information, etc.
on a regular
basis.

9. Voice /Video
Call
The capabilities of
cell phones have
continued to increase
since their introduction
in the late 1980s. In
addition to basic text
messaging and
wireless phone
conversations, many
cell phones enable
their users to send and
receive email, pictures
and recorded videos.

10. Social
Networking Sites
A social networking
service is an online service,
platform, or site that
focuses on facilitating the
building of social networks
or social relations among
people who, for example,
share interests, activities,
backgrounds, or real-life
connections.
Eg:- facebook, twitter,
flickr..etc..

11. Instant
Messaging
Instant messaging (or IMing)
enables users to
communicate with each
other on the Internet via
short written (or sometimes
spoken) messages delivered
almost immediately after the
content is created.
Eg-MSN, Yahoo messenger,
gtalk, skype…etc..

12. Voicemail
Voice-mail (also known as
voice message or voice bank)
is a computer based system that
allows users and subscribers to
exchange personal voice
messages; to select and deliver
voice information; and to
process transactions relating to
individuals, organizations,
products and services, using an
ordinary telephone. The term is
also used more broadly to
denote any system of conveying
a stored telecommunications
voice messages, including using
an answering machine.