Models of Communication

• Aristotle model - the speaker plays a key role in communication. He/She is the one who takes complete charge of the communication.
• Aristotle model - the most common model of communication where the sender sends the information or a message to the receivers.
• Shannon-Weaver model - while reaching the final destination might get distorted.
• Schramm model - coding and decoding are two essential processes.
• Communication is the process of passing any information.
• Oral communication - type of communication where the information flows through verbal medium like words speeches presentations etc.
• Visual communication - recipient receives information from signboards display hoarding spanners maps etc.
• Non-verbal Communication - without words in simply through facial expressions.
• Message - it can include words sounds gestures audio visual media etc.
• Source - he or she is the person who wants to convey their message.
• Channel - It is the carrier of the message
• Encoding - process whereby the sender converts their thoughts feelings into message that may understood by the receiver.
• Receiver - It is the target of communication process
• Feedback - tells us whether the message has been received.
• Interference - interferes with the communication process.
• Models - is widely used to depict any idea thought or a concept in more simpler way.
• Berlo's

  
• White's

  
• Osgood-Schramm

  
• Osgood-Schramm

  
• Aristotle model

  
• Lasswell model

  
• Shannon-Weaver