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Examples of computer mediated communication
Email,
instant messaging
, blogs, websites with
interactive elements
,
text messaging
, internet forums, social media and
video calls
Synchronous CMC
Real time
communications where participants interact simultaneously
E.g
instant messaging
,
video calls
,
online gaming chats
,
live streaming with chats
Asynchronous CMC
Communication that doesn't require participants to interact in
real time
E.g
Email
,
online forums
,
social media posts
or comments, blogs and blog comments,
discussion boards
in e-learning
Text based CMC
Communication
primarily through written text
E.g Text messaging, chat platforms, online collaborative tools,
microblogging
Multimedia CMC
Communication incorporating
images
, video, and
audio
E.g Video sharing, image based social media, voice messaging,
VR
platforms.
Professional and Transactional CMC
Communication
focussed on work or business
E.g professional networking platforms, project management tools, customer service chat bots.
Educational CMC
Communication in
academic
or
training
contexts
E.g E-learning platforms,
Virtual classrooms
, Collaborative tools for learning
Informal/Community-Based CMC
Casual communication for
socialising
or
hobbies
E.g
Online communities
,
Dating apps
,
Fan platforms
Affordances
Things that a particular
text
allows you to do
E.g an affordance of a blog is it has the
ability
to communicate an opinion to a wide audience
Constraints
Things that a particular text restricts you from doing
E.g a constraint of
text messaging
is the lack of
paralinguistic
features to help convey meaning in the conversation
Persistence
Refers to how long the act of
communication
lasts for after it is created
Permanence
A news paper article is
permanent
as
the
text
/
speech
stays
Transience
A spoken interaction is
transient
as the
text
is there and
can’t
be
kept
Planned texts
A planned text would be written, edited and revised
before publication
Spontaneous texts
A spontaneous text would be a text without any
planning
Anonymity in CMC
Allows anonymous responses by using a
username
not affiliated with your actual idenduty.
Benefits of anonymity
freedom of
expression
Negatives of anonymity
Less
accountability
- leading to problems such as
cyber bullying
.
Multimodality
A text that contains two or more
communication
modes to create meaning
Examples of Mulitmodality
A
website
containing
images
and
videos
along with the text
or
a
text message
including
emojis
, pictures and
emphatic stress
with
change of fonts
Codes of conduct
In many
environments
for communication there are certain expectations of how language should be used to communicate
Informalisation
The process by which
language
is becoming less formal over time
Comversationalisation
Involves the spread into public domain of
linguistic
features generally associated with conversation
Affordances of CMC
allows communication between people who aren't physically sharing the same place
Allows formation of communities with common interests and intentions regardless of location
Allows greater
self-disclosure
and self expression
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