Archive for Communication

May
27

Different Kinds of Communication

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Forms of Communication Each communication type can be classified on the basis of the various methods, processes, channel and style used for it. On The Basis of Communication Channel.

The process of communication involves encoding and sending of a message by the sender and transmission of the same via a communication channel for being received by the receiver who is responsible for decoding and processing of the transmitted information and replying back via a communication channel.

  • Verbal Communication: This can be further differentiated into oral and written communication. Oral communication lays emphasis on speaking words which are utilized for face-to-face, on-the-phone, voice chat or Internet communication. The effectiveness of these words depends upon pitch, speed, voice modulation, clarity and volume of speaking.

Written communication includes communication by email or snail mail. The writing style, grammar, language precision, grammar and vocabulary used are important facets of written communication. Pictorial representations, paintings, photographs, signboards, sketch and symbolic communication also falls under this category. Humans have used this for recording history through cave writing dating back to more than a million years. Read More→

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Provocative video offering predictions on the future of communications; Google, Microsoft,Yahoo!, Amazon…

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Great public speakers make eye contact in order to connect with the audience.

Here’s some tips on how to develop good eye contact while speakings from a communications specialist  Tracy Goodwin

Bio: Tracy has a masters in corporate communication and ten years experience in professional speaking. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA


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www.Presentation411.com

Do you want to improve your public speaking skills?

Do you want to develop public speaking skills?

Learn Presentation Skills from the Toastmasters International 2001 World Champion of Public Speaking, Darren LaCroix.

He started with severe stage fright and over came his fear of public speaking to triumph over 25000 speaking contestants from 14 countries

Enjoy this excerpt from a DVD program from this outstanding speaker.

J. Douglas Jefferys offers a variety of concise and effective tips to improve your public speaking skills.

Three minutes, well worth it.


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Jul
11

Demo of Video email

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During a recent internet marketing workshop, I discussed a new communication technology, video email.

Originally posted to my Business Training Resource Blog, in this video I display an actual video email that I sent to a client and take a few questions from the audience.

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May
30

The Art of The Chart

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Here’s a humorous speech I did last fall that incorporated humorous chart ideas from several funny sources:

It is interesting that, even though the audience could read the punchlines in the charts, they laughed the most when it was explained to them.

Great fun and lots of useful learning.

One thing I re-learned is that hand drawing charts is very labor intensive. I sketched out the chart first on paper, then transferred it to the chart.  It took many hours and nearly the whole pad.  PowerPoint is way easier!

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May
26

Mastering The Masterstream

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In this video of a recent speech project, I am attempting a number of things.

First – I am completing an advanced Toastmasters speech, “The Sales Training Speech.” In this project I talk about a new selling methodology called, “Masterstream.”  Also, I have one more speech after this one and I’ll have my ATB (Advanced Communicator Bronze)

Second – I am using a new non-linear presentation technology called “Prezi.” See www.prezi.com

Finally – because of the limitations of my camera’s lighting management, the presentation was washed out on the screen. I re-recorded the Prezi presentation and placed it in a “picture-in-picture” on top of the screen in the video.

I covered a lot of different learnings with this one.

Enjoy and your comments are welcome.

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