Purposive Mid

• Oral Communication in 21st century


  This type of communication requires the mastery of

  speaking and listening skills
• Oral Communication in 21st century


  It is necessary that in the process of communication, a

  two-way flow of information and ideas is facilitated
• Oral Communication in 21st century


  In the 21st century, the development of oral

  communication is anchored on different technological

  advancements
• Oral Communication in 21st century


  Through technological tools, oral communication is no

  longer limited to real-life encounters since people are

  now able to communicate through gadgets, social media

  and other online platforms.
• EXPOSITORY


  describes

  facts, truths, and principles
• PERSUASIVE


  convinces

  and encourages listeners
• ENTERTAINMENT


  provides fun and laughter
• Reading from a Manuscript


  Most formal and controlled (financial report)
• Memorized Speech


  Best for accepting awards, introducing speakers, and

  making announcements
• Impromptu Speech


  Little to no preparation
• Extemporaneous Speech


  Researched and planned
• Articulation


  producing clear and distinct sounds
• Modulation


  adequate volume
• Facial Expressions, gestures and movements


  appropriateness and proper timing
• Stage Presence


  naturalness, composure and

  confidence
• Rapport with the audience


  attentiveness to

  reactions
• silence


  room for pauses
• infographics


  Information can be relayed

  through simple but appealing

  and eye-catching
• charts,

  maps, icons, progress

  bars, signs, posters,

  diagrams and online

  visuals


  Ideas are transmitted fast

  and clear in visual repres

  entations of information

  that consist of
• scripted delivery of a topic


  The power point presentation, for

  its part, serves as a visual

  representation of otherwise
• salient


  Fully-utilized as an outline, added

  to the text containing only the_______points of the subject

  matter are images, graphics, and

  visuals that infographics likewise

  make use of
• Pecha Kucha


  presentation

  style, with its maximum use

  of twenty slides shown for

  twenty seconds each,

  ensures in a matter of six

  minutes and forty seconds,

  the concise and speedy

  delivery of the speaker's

  presentation
• message


  The_______as

  presented in

  infographics may be

  delivered in a few

  seconds or minutes
• Static


  the most common,

  simplest, and easiest to

  format with the final design

  saves on an image file for

  easy distribution online and

  to print on paper
• .Zooming


  normally used for

  larger designs that convey a

  large amount of information;

  with an added interactive

  layer for zooming controls for

  the readers to use
• Animated


  creates some motion or

  change to the design as the reader

  watches,

  e.g. bar chart growing, a color

  change, or an animated character;

  completely contained in an image file

  and thus, can be posted on other

  sites or blogs; make the design stand
• Video


  provides ease of sharing

  with the ability to be shared

  anywhere; unlike static

  infographics, videos also have

  the capacity to engage the

  audience more efficiently
• Interactive


  is designed to

  give reader some control over

  the date or visualization

  displayed for a much longer

  period of time than the static

  infographics
• Powerpoint presentations


  can

  be used to emphasize

  salient points of a

  presentation through visuals

  and images put on slides
• THE POWERPOINT

  PRESENTATION


  Its primary use is to serve as

  a multimodal guide for the

  presenter to sustain the

  interest of the audience with

  transitions, narrations and

  recordings within the slide

  presentation
• The basic rule in communication


  whether in oral

  or written form, is to EXPRESS and not to IMPRESS
• purposive communication


  is more than

  just conveying intended messages for

  human discourse; it is communication

  for various purposes. (to inform, to

  entertain, to persuade or convince)
• purposive communication is for


  frequent transactions
• purposive communication is


  Transactional communication
• Purposive communication

  is


  TECHNICAL in form as

  certain predictable

  patterns are observed

  lending itself to the formal

  and professional manner

  of presenting issues for a

  business or industry-

  related environment
• Guidelines to effective communication


  Be clear

  2. Use simple words

  3. Be other centered

  4. Give respect

  5. Expand your vocabulary

  6. Avoid lengthy emails

  7. Have polite manners

  8. Be authentic

  9. Have a call to action

  10. Inspire and motivate

  11. Align your words with deeds

  12. Review yourself

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• Purposive

  Communication


  It is defined as a type

  of communication

  that takes place with

  a purpose in mind
• Purposive

  Communication


  It is more than just

  conveying intended

  messages for human

  discourse
• Purposive

  Communication


  It is communicating

  for various purposes
• Social Communication


  It is how we continually

  signal to others (verbally and

  nonverbally) our intentions

  and attitudes, whether

  those be friendly, or

  romantic, or aggressive and

  challenging.