In this slide We will discuss about Communication resources and its types like Verbal Communication, Non verbal communication and Visual communication.I hope this slide will helpful for you.

2.  COMMUNICATION
RESOURCES
• Presented By : Muhammad
Alyan
• Bilal Hassan
• Awais Rehman
• Gohar Ali
• Muzaffar Nazir Shah

3.  Table of
Contents
 Communication
 Elements of
Communication
Process of
Communication
Types of
Communication

4.  Communication
Communication is a Latin word which means ‘to
share’. It is the sharing of information between
different individuals. It includes the sharing of
ideas, concepts, imaginations, behaviours and
written content. The transfer of information from
one place to another. This transfer of information
can be conducted in different ways.
Communication is a simple process, yet showing
complexity in some aspects. Different ways of
communication and the distances over which
one is required to transfer the information make
the process complicated.

5.  Communication
Communication is a Latin word which
means ‘to share’. Communication is
sending and receiving information between
two or more people.
The person sending the message is
referred to as the sender.
The person receiving the information is
called the receiver. The information
conveyed can include facts, ideas,
concepts, opinions, beliefs, attitudes,
instructions and even emotions.

6.  Element of
Communication
 There are three elements necessary
to conduct a communication i.e. the
sender, a medium (the platform over
which information is conducted) and
a recipient. The sender is the most
involved person with a full
understanding of that matter which
he wants to deliver.
 On the other hand, the receiver does
not necessarily know about the
sender and the subject of
information which the sender aims to
deliver.
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7.  Step of
Communication
The communication process is split into three
major steps. This includes the thought,
encoding and decoding.
The thought is the subject of information that
exists in sender’s mind.
When the sender transforms his thoughts,
ideas or concepts into verbal speech or a
written message, then this is known as
encoding. Encoding refers to the encryption
of ideas from the perspective of the sender.

8.  When the message is
received by the receiver,
the recipient reads and
understands it. He may
translate the information to
better understand it. So
decoding refers to the
interpretation of
information from the
perspective of the receiver.

9.  VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
(Bilal HASSAN)
Verbal communication is the communication used to
express our thoughts, information and opinions in the form
of words.
Communications through different gadgets like radio , T.V is
also called verbal communication because in these gadgets
the medium of communication are still words.
Written communication is also verbal communication as in
the written material, the words are used to communicate .
Having understanding of language is necessary for effective
communication of two persons. If they don't understand the
language of each other then it is absolutely impossible for
them to communicate effectively.

10.  Verbal Communication Skills
Here is quick summary of verbal communication skills . We shall briefly discuss them in this
presentation.
• 1:To become a good communicator , one must be a good listener. If we can't listen the speaker , we
can't understand and respond efficiently, and effective response is compulsory for effective
communication.
• 2:We should avoid all the distractions.
• 3: Maintaining our eye contact with speaker is important to make sure we are taking to internest in
the conversation
• 4: we should avoid interrupting the speaker and respect his views.
• 5: As in 33:70 Allah says in Holy Quran ‫وقولو‬‫قوال‬‫سدیدا‬ (And say clear and true )
• 6:Being confident is also an important skill to depict our abilities and importance to ourselves. We
should speak politely as politeness is the beauty of communication.

12.  Types of Verbal
Communication

13.  Interpersonal
Communication (Awais Rehman)
 Interpersonal Communication : It is derived
from two words
 Interpersonal
• Interpersonal means being relating to or involving
relations between people.
 Communication
• It is a process/technique for expressing ideas or
transmitting information.

14.  Definition
WHY?
It is the process by which people exchange information, feelings and
meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages
It has to be understood that interpersonal communication is the major part
of human existence.Every education system needs to include it because it
is required as much as geography mathematics or may be even more.
One needs to understand how people interact (how people communicate
interpersonally).whether face-to-face or online
Personal and social success
Professional success

15.  Personal
and Social
Success
For
example
Your personal success and happiness depend
largely on effectiveness as an interpersonal
communicator.
Close friendships, and relationships are made,
maintained and sometimes destroyed largely
through your interpersonal interactions. Likewise the
success of your family relationships depend heavily
on the interpersonal communication among
members.
For Example: In a survey of 1001 people over 18
years of age, 53% felt that a lack of effective
communication was the major cause of marriage
failure – significantly greater than money and in law
interference.

16.  Social
Success
Professional
Success
Likewise your social success in interacting with
neighbors, acquaintances, and people you meet
every day depend on your ability to engage in
satisfying conversation that is comfortable and
enjoyable.,
The ability to communicate interpersonally is widely
recognized as crucial to professional success.From
the initial interview at a college job fair to interning to
participating and then leading meetings,yours skills
at interpersonal communication will largely
determine your success
Communication and interpersonal skills are at the
top of the list of altributes considered for making a
decision.

17.  Elements of
Interpersonal
Communication
Source-receiver
• The elements are following:
• Source-receiver
• Encoding-decoding
• Messages
• Channels
• Noise
• Contexts
• Ethic

20.  Non-Verbal
Communication
Gohar Ali
Non-verbal communication is the Transmission of
message or signal without Through a non-verbal
platform…
In business , our non-verbel communication speaks
volumes ..we are expected to act and appear a certain
way in the work place to be considered professional
..people around us pick up on the way we carry
ourselves and translate those suggestion into level of
energy interest and respect…
´The only channel we have for non verbel
communication is our body , but there are multiple
carriers within it..

21.  Example of Non-
Verbal
Communication
Body language , eye contact are the loudest of
non-verbal communication …Leaning back in a
chair with an expression face comes across as
disinterested and unfocused ..on the other lively
hand , sitting up straight and looking curiously into
the speaker ,eyes conveys that you are
understanding the information being presented to
you, even if that’s not really the case…
´Part of non-verbal communication that are often
forgotten are our appearance and proxemic ..The
way dress ,keep our hair , and stay generally
clean speaks to how much we value the situation
we are in people we are with and place we are
located …
´Proxemic refers to the distance between the
speaker and the speaker audience ..it may seen
unimportant ,but imagine a situation where the
person you are speaking with stood so far away
that you had Arise your voice …

22.  Non verbal communication skill
• . Notice how your emotion feel physically : Throughout the day , as you experience a range
of emotion (anything from energized ,happy or frustrated )try to identify where you feel that
emotion within your body ..
• ´ For example:If you are feeling anxious , you might notice that your stomach feels tight.
Developing self-awareness around how your emotion affect your body can give you
greater mastery over your external presentation ..
• 2 : Be intentional about your non-verbal communication : make an effort to display positive
body language when you feel alert , open and positive about your surrounding …. Use body
language alongside verbal communication such as asking follow up question or pulling the
presenter aside to give feedback …

23. Types of NonVerbal
Communication

24.  Visual
Communication
(Muzaffar)
Weather targeting customer, employees,
business partners having an easy-to-use
Visual Communication Platform.
In today’s media rich environment, it’s
more important than ever that your
communication stand out from the rest.
Effective communication is key for any
business

25.  Why Visual Communication?
• Visual communication offers a clarity to your viewer
that’s impossible to achieve with words alone. Videos
in particular are an effective tool, garnering significantly
more engagement and conversions from viewers than
links, text, or still images. Because of this, using a
professional visual communication platform helps
elevate your message in an environment that
bombards users with an overwhelming amount of
content

26.  Types of Visual
Communication
 1. GIFs: GIFs lighten the tone of your
presentation and are a useful tool for
quickly engaging (or re-engaging) your
viewers. They’re a great way to add
humor in an otherwise mundane piece
of content, give instructions in a
product or process, and so much
more.
 2: Animation: Animated videos,
images, or words grab your viewer’s
attention much more effectively than a
still or text-only image. Another power
of animation is its capability to make
complex ideas simple and relatable to
any viewer who comes across it.

27.  Whiteboard
Animation
Screen Recording
 Whiteboard animation is popular for how-to or
explanatory videos, typically featuring a visual display of
an unseen narrator’s verbal explanation. This is a great
medium for explainer videos that convey a product,
process, or point of view.
 Screen Recording :Trying to teach tech? A screen
recording shows your viewer exactly how to do what they
need to do and how to navigate around an unfamiliar
platform or UI.

28.  Image
Infographics
Image: You’ve heard that a picture
is worth a thousand words. If you
can use one to visualize your point,
do it.
Infographics offer complex
information or statistics in an easy-
to-digest, impactful way. Charts and
graphs help the viewer comprehend
data quickly, in a way that’s much
simpler than explaining with words.

29.  Data
Visualization
Stock Footage or
Recorded Video
Data visualization brings infographics
to the next level. It takes huge data sets
where it can be hard to understand trends,
waves, and relationships between variables
and visualizes them to help the views zoom
out and see those relationships play out in
front of them.
 Stock Footage or Recorded Video This
is what most people typically think of when
they hear the word “video.” Though use has
expanded, the classics still work.

30.  Face-to-
camera video
Employed by vloggers, reviewers, executives, and educators,
this type of video is a simple recording of a talking head. While
going face-to-camera can be intimidating for some, stepping in
front of the camera has a powerful way to elicit trust, humanize
your product, and put a face to your name.

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