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• Communication


  The art of exchanging messages between two or more people
• Interpersonal Communication


  • The process of exchanging information, ideas and feelings between two or more people through verbal and non-verbal methods
  • Commonly called dyadic communication, is communication that involves two persons or two groups of people who share the roles of sender and receiver
  • A person-to-person communication with messages that are focused on individual interests or needs
• Conversation


  • An interactive communication between two or more people; oral exchange of sentiments, observation, opinions and ideas
  • A face-to-face interaction between individuals
  • Informal in nature, with no agenda or set specific purpose and commonly done for therapeutic purposes
• Conversation


  • Friends talking about various topics
  • Siblings recalling fond memories
  • Children playing in the playground
  • Family buying at the shopping malls
  • Passengers talking in bus stations
• Guidelines in Engaging an Effective Conversation

  • Do not interrupt while the person is speaking
  • Do not do all the talking
  • Be a good listener
  • Do not exaggerate
  • Do not misquote
  • Be polite
• Dialog


  • A conversation between two or more persons; an exchange of ideas or opinions regarding particular issues
  • The most personal and most intimate form of dyadic communication
  • In some ways similar to a conversation but is more intimate and purposive
  • Could be a written or spoken exchange of ideas between two or more people
• Dialog


  • A student and his/her parent talking about school matter
  • A husband and a wife talking about family finances
  • Chatting on the phone with a classmate about a project
  • Arguing with a friend on the merits of a movie
  • Comforting a friend who has just lost his mother
• Interview


  • A one-on-one conversation between an interviewer (one who asks questions) and interviewee (one who answers the question)
  • A formal and purposive consultation
  • The interviewer's objective is to obtain specific pieces of information from the interviewee
• Guidelines in Engaging an Effective Interview

  • Plan and prepare
  • Explain the purpose of the interview
  • Ask them if they have any questions before you both get started with the interview
  • Ask one question at a time
  • Encourage responses
  • Take down notes
  • Provide transition between major topics
  • Don't lose control of the interview
  • Don't forget to say "Thank you"
• Communication


  The art of exchanging messages between two or more people
• Interpersonal Communication


  The process of exchanging information, ideas and feelings between two or more people through verbal and non-verbal methods
• Interpersonal Communication


  • Commonly called dyadic communication, is communication that involves two persons or two groups of people who share the roles of sender and receiver
  • It is a person-to-person communication with messages that are focused on individual interests or needs
• Conversation


  An interactive communication between two or more people; oral exchange of sentiments, observation, opinions and ideas
• Conversation


  • It is a face-to-face interaction between individuals
  • It is informal in nature, with no agenda or set specific purpose and commonly done for therapeutic purposes
• Conversation


  • Friends talking about various topics
  • Siblings recalling fond memories
  • Children playing in the playground
  • Family buying at the shopping malls
  • Passengers talking in bus stations
• Guidelines in Engaging an Effective Conversation

  • Do not interrupt while the person is speaking
  • Do not do all the talking
  • Be a good listener
  • Do not exaggerate
  • Do not misquote
  • Be polite
• Dialog


  A conversation between two or more persons; an exchange of ideas or opinions regarding particular issues
• Dialog


  • It is the most personal and most intimate form of dyadic communication
  • In some ways similar to a conversation but is more intimate and purposive
  • It could be a written or spoken exchange of ideas between two or more people
• Dialog


  • A student and his/her parent talking about school matter
  • A husband and a wife talking about family finances
  • Chatting on the phone with a classmate about a project
  • Arguing with a friend on the merits of a movie
  • Comforting a friend who has just lost his mother
• Interview


  A one-on-one conversation between an interviewer (one who asks questions) and interviewee (one who answers the question)
• Interview


  • An interview is a formal and purposive consultation
  • In this communication situation, the interviewer's objective is to obtain specific pieces of information from the interviewee
• Guidelines in Engaging an Effective Interview

  • Plan and prepare
  • Explain the purpose of the interview
  • Ask them if they have any questions before you both get started with the interview
  • Ask one question at a time
  • Encourage responses
  • Take down notes
  • Provide transition between major topics
  • Don't lose control of the interview
  • Don't forget to say "Thank you"
• PowerPoint interface


  Get to know the PowerPoint interface
• Microsoft account and OneDrive


  Learn all about working with your Microsoft account and OneDrive
• Creating and opening presentations


  Learn all about creating and opening presentations
• Saving presentations


  Learn how to save presentations
• Slide basics


  Learn the basics of working with slides
• Cutting, copying, pasting, and formatting text


  Learn how to cut, copy, paste, and format text
• Applying themes


  Learn how to apply a theme to your slides
• Applying transitions


  Learn how to apply transitions to your slides
• Slide organization and preparation tools

  Learn the tools available to help organize and prepare your slide show
• Finding and replacing text

  Learn how to find and replace text
• Printing slides


  Learn how to print your slides
• Presenting slide show


  Learn how to present your slide show to an audience
• Adding numbered and bulleted lists

  Learn how to add numbered and bulleted lists
• Using indents and line spacing


  Learn how to use indents and line spacing
• Inserting and modifying images


  Learn how to insert and modify images
• Formatting images


  Learn how to format the images in your slides
• Adding and modifying shapes


  Learn how to add and modify shapes
• Aligning, grouping, and ordering objects


  Learn how to align, group, and order objects