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Shannon & Weaver General Model of Communication

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It was a groundbreaking work by communication theorists that have a deep foundation relationship to instructional design. Developed in the 1940's, was a Mathematical Theory in communication of 1949. It was known to help quantify and measure information.

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Information Source

transmitter

Noise Source

Receiver

Destination

Message

Signal

Received Signal

Message

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