COMMUNICATION SKILLS

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

1. SOURCE

   • The source is the origin of the information, the place where the data emanate or the content that will be sent. It is important to indicate that in the oral type communication, the source and the emitter are the same elememto
   • encoding
     • Coding is the process of putting together the segments of your data that seem to illustrate an idea or a concept (represented in your project as nodes). In this way, coding is a way of abstracting from existing data in its resources to build a greater understanding of the forces involved.
       • The coding allows you to gather and view all the material relating to a category or a case through all its resources.
     • channel
       • A channel is the means of transmission through which the information carrier signals travel between sender and receiver, which transmits to a referent, normally the channel is the air in the oral transmission and the paper in the written form. also as a data channel.
       • decoding
         • The Decoding consists of the Recipient converting the signs that arrive in a message. In this way the signs are associated with the ideas that the Issuer tried to communicate.
           • In another example, a student receives a sign from his teacher (who has an index finger in front of his mouth). Decoding it means understanding that this gesture means the message that you have to be silent and silent.
         • receiver
           • In the field of communications, receiver is the device or the individual that receives a signal or a message, sent by a transmitter or an emitter. The signs that carry the message must be decoded and interpreted by the receiver for their understanding.

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