COMMN

• Visual Presentation - is a widely used for

  communication purposes. It is used for advertisement, education, and

  entertainment
• Graphic Design - It is a field of study that involves the utilization of visual

  communication for problem-solving using design principles and

  elements.
• Graphic designer - as a communicator who takes ideas and gives

  them visual form so that others can understand them (Samara,

  2007).
• Graphic – visual (associated with art, imagination,

  expression)
• Design – explained as deciding on the look and function before something is made or executed.
• Contrast – using of various elements at their disposal to

  create contrast such as shadows, light, color, size, and

  composition.
• Hierarchy - It controls the different factors in order to show importance within the design as a whole
• Alignment - the lining of graphics and text in relation

  to the various edges of the design canvas
• Balance - offsetting how the graphical weight of components

  balance with each other on either side of a design to create

  satisfaction, completion, and cohesion
• Proximity - a principle of design that refers to the

  spatial relationship between the elements of the design.
• Repetition - using the same element over and over again
• Simplicity - using as few elements as possible to make a powerful impact
• Function - consideration of the main objective for a piece of graphic work and how well a design is explored and executed to meet that end.
• SLIDESHOW PRESENTATION - A series of pictures or pages of

  information.
• POSTER - Used to send a message to the

  masses. It is usually used for

  advertisements and

  announcements.
• FLYER - A form of paper advertisement intended to be distributed.
• NEWSPAPER - A kind of publication that consists of different sections including news, sports, opinion, features, etc.
• MAGAZINE - A periodical material produced to contain miscellaneous pieces such as articles, stories and poems.
• Multimedia - Any combination of text, art, sound, animation, and video delivered to you by computer or other electronic or digitally

  manipulated means (Vaughan, 2011).
• Multimedia - It has to be a combination of at least three of the mentioned element (Suarez, et.al, 2018). Used to educate, entertain, or training.
• Individual - Involves one person who shares relevant information about one’s research or work.
• Group Presentation - Involves at least three members who take

  turns in sharing relevant information on a single topic that forms the group research.
• Panel Presentation - Involves around 3 – 6 members with moderator; the members, called panelists, present different topics that are based on a similar theme
• Workshop Presentation - One or two members who act as

  facilitators to give participants a chance to experience how a specific

  skill, technique, or concept can be employed; this is usually done with a small group.
• Poster Presentation - The audience views the posters on display while the presents stand next to it.
• INDIVIDUAL/GROUP DEMONSTRATION - One or more members who demonstrate how something’s done or how something is used in as specific context.
• Gestural - comprising aspects such as movement, speed and stillness in facial expression and body language
• BEHAVIOURAL – Gestures
• SENSES – Creating atmosphere
• BODY CONTROL – Positioning and movement
• EMOTION – Conveying feelings
• KINESICS – Body movements to communicate