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Forms Of Oral Communication

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Aishath Eaman

Oral communication refers to any interaction that uses spoken words and occurs in two main forms: face-to-face communication and communication using mechanical devices. Face-to-face communication involves direct interaction between participants in the same physical space and is still considered the best form because it allows for emotional engagement, assessment of trustworthiness, and an exchange of energy. Common mechanical devices for oral communication include signals, speaking tubes, dictation machines, intercoms, and telephones/cell phones.

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Forms of Oral Communication&Merits and Demerits of Oral CommunicationAishathEaman
What is Oral Communication?Oral Communication describes any type of interaction that makes use of spoken words. Forms of Oral CommunicationThere are 2 forms of oral communication.Face to face Communication Using mechanical devices for oral communication
Face to Face Communication Face to face communication means the exchange of information, thoughts and feelings, when the participants are in the same physical contact.Why face to face communication is still the best!Because human beings are visual and aural creatures.
It is essential for creating connection, trust and loyalty. People can be emotionally engaged.
our brains still rely on our instinct to assess danger, trust and honesty.
There is also an exchange of palpable physical energy that takes place when people are in the same room with each other. Meetings, Conferences and interviews are good examples of face to face communication.Using Mechanical Devices The following mechanical devices are commonly used for oral communication. Signal (Call, Bell, Buzzer, Colored bulbs) Signals are devices used to indicate that a person is wanted.
2. Speaking TubesA speaking tube or voice pipe is a device based around two cones connected by an air pipe through which speech can be transmitted over an extended distance. 3. Dictating MachinesDictating machines may be either mechanical or magnetic and may record the voice on wire or coated tape which can be removed from the machine after dictation and forwarded to the point of transcription. 4. Intercoms Intercoms are an electronic communications system generally composed of fixed microphone/speaker units connected to a central control device5. Telephones and Cellular Phones
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Forms Of Oral Communication

  • 1. Forms of Oral Communication&Merits and Demerits of Oral CommunicationAishathEaman
  • 2. What is Oral Communication?Oral Communication describes any type of interaction that makes use of spoken words. Forms of Oral CommunicationThere are 2 forms of oral communication.Face to face Communication Using mechanical devices for oral communication
  • 3. Face to Face Communication Face to face communication means the exchange of information, thoughts and feelings, when the participants are in the same physical contact.Why face to face communication is still the best!Because human beings are visual and aural creatures.
  • 4. It is essential for creating connection, trust and loyalty. People can be emotionally engaged.
  • 5. our brains still rely on our instinct to assess danger, trust and honesty.
  • 6. There is also an exchange of palpable physical energy that takes place when people are in the same room with each other. Meetings, Conferences and interviews are good examples of face to face communication.Using Mechanical Devices The following mechanical devices are commonly used for oral communication. Signal (Call, Bell, Buzzer, Colored bulbs) Signals are devices used to indicate that a person is wanted.
  • 7. 2. Speaking TubesA speaking tube or voice pipe is a device based around two cones connected by an air pipe through which speech can be transmitted over an extended distance. 3. Dictating MachinesDictating machines may be either mechanical or magnetic and may record the voice on wire or coated tape which can be removed from the machine after dictation and forwarded to the point of transcription. 4. Intercoms Intercoms are an electronic communications system generally composed of fixed microphone/speaker units connected to a central control device5. Telephones and Cellular Phones